DSEI

DSEI 2023 – POWERING PROGRESS, DEFINING YOUR FUTURE

DSEI connects governments, national armed forces, industry thought leaders and the entire defence & security supply chain on a global scale.  With a range of valuable opportunities for networking, a platform for business, access to relevant content & live-action demonstrations, the DSEI community can strengthen relationships, share knowledge and engage in the latest capabilities across the exhibition’s Aerospace, Land, Naval, Security & Joint Zones.

DSEI ZONES

Aerospace Zone:

Fully supported by the RAF, DSEI’s expanded Aerospace Zone attracts an unrivaled number of international air force delegations, government officials, OEMs, system manufacturers, integrators, Primes and SMEs.

Land Zone:

Supported by the British Army, the Land Zone features the latest in vehicles, weapons, ammunitions and equipment. It is the best opportunity to see first-hand the latest developments and innovations from international exhibitors and align your business with the needs and requirements of the British Army and other governments.

Naval Zone:

The Naval Zone is an interactive showcase of the latest vessels and maritime technology. DSEI’s distinctive dockside setting delivers a showcase of maritime capabilities and international warships.

Fully supported by the Royal Navy and First Sea Lord, the Naval Zone provides unrivalled networking opportunities, insights from key decision makers and the opportunity to see the industry’s latest vessels in action.

Security Zone:

The Security Zone is a dedicated showcase of security equipment, technologies, strategies and systems to counter priority threats; such as cyber-attacks, hybrid warfare and terrorism.

It provides an opportunity for security professionals from industry, government, policing/military and the private sector to examine the latest capabilities available.

Joint Zone:

The Joint Zone features the latest products and innovations servicing the whole Defence and Security Community.

The Joint Zone offers a plethora of products from exhibitors within the following sectors: C4ISTAR, Communications, Defence Infrastructure, Big Data and Information, Electronic Warfare, Joint Enablers, Logistics, Medical, Robotics & Telemedicine.

DSEI HUBS

Future Tech Hub:

DSEI recognises the increasingly decisive role information plays in the future battlespace, and how it must develop as a platform in order to cater for the entire defence and security audience.

DSEI’s Future Tech Hub is our largest and fastest-growing area of the show, having tripled in size since the 2021 show. The hub supports exhibitors looking to break into the defence sector, and continues to strengthen their relationship within industry with the presence of MoD stakeholders exhibiting; Including UK Strategic Command, DASA, Dstl, Defence & Equipment & Support.

Manufacturing Hub:

The manufacturing industry is a key part of the UK and world economy. The Manufacturing Hub aims to support manufacturers looking to break into the global Defence & Security sector as well as those wanting to strengthen their existing relationships.

After a successful launch in 2019 and 2021, DSEI’s Manufacturing Hub will return in 2023, with strategic partnerships with MAKE UK Defence and MTC, it will support and engage with the UK’s defence manufacturers and wider defence supply chain.

Medical Hub: 

A robust and responsive defence medical capability is essential to both military and civil contingency operations. The service is being called upon to meet an increasingly broad set of challenges, ranging from support of forward deployed operations to large scale pandemics, both abroad and at home.

The Medical Hub at DSEI will provide a dedicated area for those at the forefront of military medicine, ranging from senior commanders, policy advisers and planners to doctors and medics operating on the front line.

Space Hub:

Following its success in 2019 and 2021, The Space Hub will be returning to DSEI in 2023. It is dedicated to highlighting Space’s vital impact in the defence industry, with a significant reliance on satellites to provide data for military operations.

The UK’s first integrated National Space Strategy and Defence Space Strategy reflects the UK Government’s commitment to making the UK a meaningful actor in space, with a further £1.4bn invested on top of existing commitments. The Space Hub recognises the ever-growing dependency on this domain and provides a platform to share and discuss next-generation technologies.