AUSTRALIAN ARMY AT LAND FORCES

The Australian Army is a proud supporter of Land Forces 2026, reinforcing their commitment to collaboration with industry, academia, and international partners to drive innovation and capability development.

At previous Land Forces events, Army played a central role through key engagements such as the Chief of Army Symposium (CAS), Army Innovation Day (AID), and the Quantum Technology Challenge (QTC)—providing a platform for dynamic discussions, cutting-edge technology showcases, and industry engagement.

The Chief of Army Symposium, as Army’s premier event, brought together Defence leaders, partner forces, academic and research organisations and industry experts to explore the evolving landscape of land warfare. Discussion focused on current and future challenges, technological advancements, and the role of the profession of arms in an increasingly complex environment.

Through AID, Army worked closely with industry, and academic and research organisations to identify and develop emerging technologies that address operational challenges. Previous themes focused on optimising soldiers for the modern battlefield and enhancing capabilities in demanding environments.

Army’s presence at Land Forces reflects its commitment to working alongside industry to develop and deliver cutting-edge solutions that enhance capability, strengthen partnerships, and prepare for the challenges of the future.

Stay tuned for updates on Australian Army’s participation in Land Forces 2026 and how you can engage in shaping the future of land defence.