Teledyne and its broad portfolio of technologies will be among the companies and agencies taking part in the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium. The annual event is Tuesday through Thursday at the Von Braun Center in downtown Huntsville.

For 29 years, the Space and Missile Defense Symposium – the largest gathering of industry leaders, government officials, and technical experts from the United States and around the world – has stood as the definitive forum where the future of space and missile defense is forged.

There will be updates from Space Command, Space and Missile Defense Command, the Missile Defense Agency, and the Northern Command, along with space and missile defense companies.

Some 9,000 people are expected to attend with more than 300 technology and product exhibitors, a technology track with technical paper presentations and a small business showcase. The symposium also offers networking opportunities.

Demonstrating an opportunity to show how it supports some of the nation’s most critical national security, space and missile defense missions, Teledyne’s exhibit booth features its support of advanced missile defense systems, national security missions, space exploration, intelligence operations, and next-generation defense technologies.

“Teledyne’s strength lies in our ability to deliver mission-critical technologies across the defense and space ecosystem,” said Scott Hall, president of Engineered Systems. “By combining expertise in sensing, imaging, microelectronics, advanced packaging, power systems, and systems integration, we provide customers with trusted technologies that enable success in the world’s most demanding environments.”

The company’s solutions include visible imaging sensors, detectors, and space-qualified cameras; infrared sensing, radiometry, and tracking technologies; radiation-hardened semiconductors and high-reliability microelectronics; mission-critical electronics manufacturing and advanced packaging; thermoelectric, fuel cell, hydrogen, and advanced power systems; and systems engineering, software development and mission integration.

As the symposium celebrates a storied history as well as driving innovation and strategic dialogue, there will be panel discussions on SPACECOM, the next generation space and missile defense systems, international space, and PAE Fires.

With a legacy of excellence, the Space and Missile Defense Symposium has consistently provided an unparalleled platform for knowledge sharing, critical discussions, and cutting-edge insights that drive national and global security forward, solidifying its position as the foremost assembly in the space and missile defense community.

For information, visit smdsymposium.org.