New England UAS and AAM Summit 2024

Please join AUVSI New England for the New England UAS and AAM Summit 2024. This year’s theme, If We Build It, Will They Come?, will focus on the market challenges of building new aviation infrastructures as the future direction of UAS and AAM growth is still being defined.

The Summit, co-hosted by AUVSI New England, NDIA New England, and MassAutonomy, spans two action-packed days of presentations, exhibits, and networking opportunities, followed on Thursday, October 31 by an optional tour of a regional UAS/AAM innovation engine. Leaders from state and federal agencies, industry, and academia will come together to discuss progress, opportunities, and obstacles in UAS and AAM infrastructure development; will highlight industry approaches to cybersecurity; and will ask, "Who's buying?" as these technologies mature.

New England's rich heritage as the nation’s foremost innovation hub with talent, thought leaders, market opportunities, world-renowned universities, and industries spanning from startups to large corporations makes our Summit 2024 the must-attend industry event of the fall. Our region's varied geography, population diversity, transportation needs, and infrastructure assets offer a wide range of operational scenarios and testing possibilities for UAS and AAM use case development.

We're excited to announce that the Summit will be in the U.S. Department of Transportation John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center’s new state-of-the-art facility in Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA, this year! Kendall Square is an internationally recognized innovation hub located across the Charles River from downtown Boston and within easy subway access from Boston Logan Airport.

Join us this October to experience New England's rich UAS and AAM ecosystems.

For details and sponsorship opportunities, please see www.auvsinewengland.org.

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Security and Access Policy: U.S. DOT Volpe Center

Please note that all U.S. DOT Volpe Center visitors must present a valid government-issued photo identification (i.e., PIV, driver's license, passport) and be subject to screening by Federal Protective Services (FPS). International visitors must present a valid passport for admittance. Currently, visitors from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Russia, and China are unlikely to be admitted. Requests for entry for persons from these countries must be provided a minimum of 2 weeks in advance for vetting by the U.S. DOT Intelligence Organization; these countries are subject to change.

All visitors must wear and display a visitor badge while in the facility.

Please allow extra time for access screening (I.D. processing and metal detectors).

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