Upcoming Conferences
San diego
Fall Forum
Defense technology is advancing rapidly, but even the most sophisticated systems must work effectively in the hands of the people operating them.
Monterey Technologies, Inc. (MTI) is looking forward to attending NDIA Fall Forum 2026, November 17–18 in San Diego, California.
Representing MTI will be Todd Cloutier, Turk Hashas, and Dusty Young, who will join defense industry leaders for conversations about the technologies, capabilities, and challenges shaping the future of national defense.
As defense systems become increasingly complex, human factors engineering plays a critical role in ensuring operators can interpret information, make timely decisions, and perform effectively under demanding conditions.
We believe these considerations should be part of technology development from the beginning, not addressed after a system is built.
We're looking forward to exchanging perspectives with industry partners and exploring how thoughtful design can help turn technological advancements into real operational advantages.
MIlitary vehicle
systems summit
What does the next generation of military ground vehicles look like, and how can we ensure new capabilities actually improve performance in the field?
As military vehicles incorporate advanced sensors, autonomous capabilities, and increasingly sophisticated digital systems, the relationship between the warfighter and the technology becomes even more important.
Monterey Technologies, Inc. (MTI) is looking forward to attending the 6th Annual Military Vehicle Systems Summit, November 18–19 in Detroit, Michigan.
Michael Cherry will represent MTI, joining military leaders and industry professionals to explore ground vehicle modernization, emerging technologies, and the future of combat mobility.
We recognize that developing more capable vehicles also means understanding how operators interact with new technologies in demanding environments. Human factors engineering can help ensure systems support situational awareness, reduce unnecessary workload, and enable effective decision-making.
We're excited to connect with the military vehicle systems community and contribute to conversations about the future of ground operations.