The Hurlburt Field Innovation Day & Tech Expo aims to foster innovation, collaboration, and education by bringing together government and industry to address mission requirements and technology solutions. This event, open and free to all Hurlburt Field personnel, offers a platform to explore cutting-edge technologies and engage with industry professionals. Exhibiting companies are encouraged to provide live demos and hands-on training to benefit the attendees. Showcase your technology solutions to meet the ever-changing demands that their mission requires. Supported By: 
GOVERNMENT/MILITARY
This event welcomes all organizations, units, and tenant commands to explore, assess, and learn about current and upcoming technologies. Throughout the day, government and industry can work together on mission needs, with industry partners presenting their newest mission-focused technologies.
The event is free for all base personnel and takes place directly on your installation. Additionally, senior leaders have the chance to join a guided tour of the Expo before it opens to the public. It’s an excellent opportunity to identify potential solutions and products worth exploring further, and to engage in collaboration with other colleagues.
 Why Attend?
Innovate
- Stay current on industry trends
- Evaluate the latest emerging technologies related to your mission
- Explore innovative solutions to current challenges
Collaborate
- Connect with industry partners
- Meet new solutions providers
- Discover ways to adapt new technologies into existing infrastructures
Educate
- Share knowledge on future requirements
- Learn about enhancements to current products and services
- Satisfy your industry outreach goals and objectives
INDUSTRY EXHIBITORS
 Why Exhibit?
Marketing strategies have evolved over time, yet the importance of engaging with customers in person remains unchanged. Demonstrating your strengths and connecting with a specific community of interest is a highly effective and economical method for building and nurturing customer connections. Exhibiting companies are advised to offer live demonstrations and interactive training sessions to enhance the attendees’ experience.
Command, Control & ISR: Airborne C2 Systems; Tactical C2 Systems; C4ISR; Interoperability
Communications & Networking: Radio Communications; Tactical Radios; Man Pack Radios; Vehicular Radio Systems; HF Radio; ELF / VLF / LF Radio Systems; Satellite Communications; Secure Communications; Deployable Communications; Mobile and Wireless Devices / Communication; Commercial WiFi; Emergency; Broadcast Services / Management
Surveillance, Sensing & Imaging: Surveillance Systems; Cameras; Night Vision Systems; Radio Monitoring Systems; Spectrum Analysis; Signal Analysis
Unmanned & Counter-Unmanned Systems: Drones (UAV / UAS); Counter UAS
Data, AI & Advanced Analytics: Artificial Intelligence; Data Analytics; Data Mining; Social Media Analysis; Information Digitization
IT Infrastructure, Systems & Integration: Systems Integration; Zero / Thin Client; Display Systems; Video Teleconferencing; Video / AV Equipment; Ruggedized Computers & Displays; Rugged Systems
Cybersecurity, Assurance & Training: Security Systems & Equipment; Vulnerability Assessment & Software; Intrusion Detection; Cross Domain Solutions; Accreditation / Certification; IT Security Training & Certifications
Power, Energy & Sustainment: Generators; Remote Power Supplies; Uninterrupted Power Supplies; Large Scale Power Systems
Advanced Manufacturing & Human Performance: 3-D Printing; Biomechanics
Electronic Warfare & Spectrum Operations: Scramblers / Jammers
 Exhibit Package
- Table, chairs, and electricity
- Post event attendee list with opt-in contact information
- Inclusion in the Senior Leadership Tour (where applicable)
- Three company representatives at your table
- Company listing on event website and printed exhibitor directory
 Attendees
- Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC)
- Air Force Special Operations Advanced Capabilities Squadron
- 1st Special Operations Wing: 1st Special Operations Group; 1st Special Operations Mission Support Group;Â 1st Special Operations Medical Group; 1st Special Operations Maintenance Group
- 361st Intelligence Surveillance, Reconnaissance Group:Â 25th Intelligence Squadron; 28th Intelligence Squadron
- 505th Command and Control Wing: 505th Communications Squadron; 505th Combat Training Squadron; 505th Test and Training Group; 705th Training Squadron; 605th Test and Evaluation Squadron
- 492nd Special Operations Wing: 19th Special Operations Squadron; 492nd Special Operations Training Support Squadron; 319th Special Operations Squadron; 18th Special Operations Test and Evaluation Squadron
- A7 Air Commando Development Directorate: Air Commando Development Center; U.S. Air Force Special Operations School; 370th Special Operations Combat Training Squadron; 371st Special Operations Combat Training Squadron
- 720th Special Tactics Group
- 39th Information Operations Squadron; 717th Information Operations Squadron
- 7th Special Forces Group (A)
- 919th Special Operations Wing: 2nd Special Operations Squadron; 919th Special Operations Communications Squadron; 5th Special Operations Squadron; 311th Special Operations Intelligence Squadron