Defence iQ proudly presents a four-co-located event, content-led maritime defence experience, exclusively in association with REPMUS 2026. Taking place at the Design Hotel in Tróia—steps from one of NATO's most active maritime innovation theatres—these events bring together the global naval community to exchange insights, shape operational doctrine, and drive capability integration across domains.
Maritime ISR specialists will gain hands-on understanding of maritime reconnaissance, ocean surveilance, and multi-domain capabilities, while connecting with experts in seabed security, uncrewed naval systems, and surface warships to see how uncrewed technologies influence the broader maritime landscape.
The Maritime ISR Conference 2025 took place on the 28th–29th October 2025 at the Copthorne Tara Hotel, London, bringing together senior defence, naval, civilian government, international organisations, academia and industry stakeholders to examine the future of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance across the maritime domain. With 180 attendees, representation from 28 nations and a highly targeted and bespoke group of expert speakers, the event provided a truly international forum focused on strengthening maritime security through innovation, collaboration and operational insight. This Post Show Report captures the core insights and outcomes from the conference. It is designed both as a record for those who attended and as a reference for stakeholders who could not be there in person.
View the 2025 Maritime ISR - Attendee Snapshot, and explore:
To give you a sense of who you could potentially hear from and network with at the Uncrewed Systems Conference, download the attendee snapshot from the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Day, which attracted over 400 registrants and took place during the flagship International Armoured Vehicles Conference in January.
Join us at Uncrewed Systems to connect with top-tier military leaders, S&T specialists, and industry experts as we address urgent defence demands and future investments and capabilities in UGVs and UAS.