New Generation Warfare
NEW WORLD
NEW WAR
NEW WARRIOR
26-27 November 2024
ANKARA
40+
Speakers
400+
Attendees
Current and
Comprehensive topics
Names of experts
in their fields
About
Future Soldier 2024
Future Soldier 2024 organization aims to serve the work of a
more agile, more integrated and more expeditionary army through technology.
Focusing on the present and future of international and national studies on the future of military systems,
the organization will bring together different perspectives and practices to
address the threats posed by new generation warfare tools.
Presentations and speeches will discuss the latest developments
Autonomous and Unmanned Systems,Portable and Wearable technologies,
Individual Equipment,
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data,
Optical and Laser systems,
Sensors and Electronic Warfare,
War and Communication,
Logistics, Energy, Modular Systems
Psychological and Physiological Factors
as well as the concepts of "Military of the future".
The slogan “New World, New War, New Warrior”
was used as the main theme for the organization,
as it emphasizes the combat soldier and reflects military technological changes.
The first event was organized by SASAD on December 23, 2008 under the title of
'Single Soldier Modernization' under the auspices of the Ministry of National Defense.
The second event is, The International Future Soldier Conference (IFSC) was organized internationally by SASAD on October 19, 2021.
Despite the pandemic conditions, the event was attended by approximately 400 people,
including representatives from 29 different countries.
Speakers
Agenda
DAY 1 & GLOBAL APPROACH
09:00 – 09:30 OPENING CEREMONY AND PROTOCOL SPEECHES
Mr. Osman OKYAY, Chairman of the Board of SASAD
Prof. Dr. Haluk GÖRGÜN, President of Defense Industry (Subject to approval)
Lieutenant General Zorlu TOPALOĞLU Turkish Land Forces Training and Doctrine Command (EDOK)
09:30 - 10:45 (NEW WORLD)
THEME: GLOBAL IMBALANCES AND THE SEARCH FOR A NEW ORDER
FIRST SESSION: RUSSIA - UKRAINE WAR AND TECHNOLOGICAL DIMENSION OF THE WAR
The Dimension of Disruptive Technologies in Today's Conflicts
An Overview of Future Soldiers and Military Technologies Programs in the Global Arena
Autonomous Technologies and Holistic Backbone and Integrated Operations Concept
10:45 - 12:00 (NEW WAR)
MODERNISM IN WAFRARE: TECHNOLOGICAL ACTORS
SECOND SESSION: 2020 KARABAKH WAR: THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON WAR DOCTRINES
Airpower in the Modern World
Autonomous Systems and Wars, Robot Soldiers and Perspectives on War with New
Technologies Intersection of Technology, Security and Geopolitics
12:00 - 13:00
Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:15 (NEW WARRIOR)
HUMAN MACHINE ORGANISM: TEK-ER
THIRD SESSION: The Humanlike Machine: Machine-like Human
NUTRITION:
Foods that support strength, speed, endurance, sleep, sleep patterns, increase physiological abilities and capabilities
Supplementary foods for increased agility needs
PSYCHOLOGICAL:
Terrorism and counter-terrorism
Pre- and post-operative psychology management
Critical decision initiative
Attention, memory, control and learning reinforcement of addictive dependency
Attention, memory, control and learning in the machine-user emotional relationship
Mental adaptation to new technologies
Active exercises that increase physical and mental skills and are technology compatible
Sustainable qualified Personnel employment/training
PHYSIOLOGICAL:
Robotics and autonomous systems
Wearable and Portable Technologies and Capability Enhancement
Active exercises that increase physical and mental skills and are technology compatible
Sustainable qualified personnel employment/training
14:15 - 15:30 (NEW WARRIOR)
THEME: INNOVATIVE TRANSFORMATION: HYBRID TECHNOLOGIES AND MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS
FOURTH SESSION: Digital Transformation and New Generation Technological Actors
Integration of autonomous systems and Joint Operational Environment (Joint Staff - Joint Force)
Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Big Data, Cloud - Network and Communication Technologies
Cyber Threat Environment
Electromagnetic Warfare
Satellite and Space Technologies
Modern technologies shaping the development of the armed forces and their operational engagement by 2040
New World, New War, New Warrior and Changing Defense Industry & Defense Policy
Lessons to be learned about new technologies in warfare
15:30 - 15:45
Coffe Break
15:45 - 17:00 (NEW WARRIOR)
SESSION THEME: PARADOXICAL LIMITS OF TECHNOLOGY
FIFTH SESSION: Energy, Logistics, Intelligence, Employment and Technological Limitation
Personnel Training
Strategic plan for technological transformation
International Collaborations
Mobile / Modular operational capabilities (Energy, field, logistics)
AI research and its ethical implications
Qualified personnel and human resource management
Strategic importance of developments in military technology
End of day
DAY 2 & IN THE FRAMEWORK OF NATIONAL DEFENSE
09:00 - 10:30 (NEW WARRIOR)
SESSION THEME: STRATEGIC COMMAND AND DIGITAL COMMANDER
FIRST SESSION: FROM INTELLIGENCE AND ANALYSIS TO OPERATIONS:
DIGITAL HEADQUARTERS MANAGEMENT
Operational Capability
Digital Headquarters (Intelligence and Analysis)
Operation Center
Pre-operational - post-operational, addressable data
Focused and analytical data analysis
Capability/capacity expansion
Information sharing
The return of data power
Process management in remediation
10:30 - 12:00 (NEW WORLD)
THEME: ALLIED TECHNOLOGY AND NATIONAL HARMONY
SECOND SESSION: FROM INTELLIGENCE AND ANALYSIS TO OPERATIONS
Digital Headquarters Management
Coordination between field implementations and final reports
Data lifecycle, strategy and future-proofing
Capability/capacity expansion
Use of autonomous technologies in intelligence and operations processes
Technology and intelligence sharing with friendly countries
Revamped war doctrines and allied technologies
12:00 - 13:00
Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:15 (NEW WARRIOR)
THEME: EFFICIENCY AND SUSTAINABILITIY OF TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION
OPERABILITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN IN TECHNOLOGICAL MILITARY SYSTEMS
Materials science (Adaptable, variable, fit-for purpose, useful, durable design and use)
Ammunition and equipment compatibility
Relevance to real field and technological environment
Autonomous replenishment
Energy and logistics management
SECURITY OF SUPPLY:
The complementary equipment ecosystem
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR:
Redundancy and substitution
Fail-safe
Routine maintenance
14:15 - 15:30 (NEW WARRIOR)
THEME: THE FOUNDADION OF TECHNOLOGY; EDUCATION, TEACHING AND LEARNING
FOURTH SESSION: Human-Machine Integration, Education of Human and Technology
HUMAN AND MACHINE:
Technology overload - capacity problem
Operator capability
Covnitive load and user
Military simulation and training
HYBRID WARS:
Trained and digitally informed personnel
Right skill - right person
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN LETHAL TECHNOLOGIES:
Virtual exercises with AR/XR/VR and simulation applications
Applicable and developmental training programs
Collaboration and adaptation training in hybrid technologies
Continuity of production, maintenance, safety and technology qualified training
Program development based on analysis and data results
15:30 - 15:45
Coffe Break
15:45 - 17:00
SESSION THEME: SECURE TECHNOLOGY AND NATIONAL SENSITIVITIES
FIFTH SESSION: Privacy, Security and Competition in Technology
Data encryption, cyber network security, information privacy
Vulnerabilities, Hacker Threats and Backdoor
Vulnerability Satellite and electromagnetic specktrum donimance
Awareness of new technologies and counter technology tracking
Manipulative and Virtual Threats (Coordinate Deception, Target Declection, Electromagnetic Warfare)
15:45 - 17:00
SESSION THEME: CONCLUSION REPORT AND CLOSING REMARKS
SASAD Chairman Osman OKYAY's Evaluation of the Final Report and Closing Speech
End of event
Speakers
Osman Okyay