What Is Tech ID Day

Strategically located near key military installations such as Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune, the event provides a dynamic forum where innovative and verified members of the industry can showcase solutions that align with current government technical focus areas. These focus areas are rooted in the operational and strategic needs of our military and defense communities, ensuring that the solutions presented at Tech ID are both timely and mission-critical.

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Problem Statement

As the defense operational landscape shifts toward high-end competition, the Department of War is prioritizing the "Triad" integration of Special Operations Forces (SOF), Space, and Cyber. We are looking for innovative solutions that address the following core problem statement:

How can we strengthen integration between SOF, Space, and Cyber mission areas to get the most effective results?

Technical Focus Areas

We are specifically interested in technologies and methodologies that synchronize the following:

Non-Kinetic Effects

Space, Cyber, and Electronic Warfare (SCEW) and Counter-Space Electronic Intelligence (C-SEI)

Autonomous Systems

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Counter-UAS

Navigational Warfare

Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) and Counter-PNT

Awareness & Lethality

Missile Warning, Battle Space Awareness (BSA), Space Domain Awareness (SDA), and Precision Fires

SCEW (Space, Cyber, and Electronic Warfare): This represents the integration of non-kinetic capabilities. Instead of using bombs, SCEW focuses on disrupting an enemy’s ability to communicate or use data. In a SOF context, this might involve a small team on the ground using cyber tools to disable a local radar.

C-SEI (Counter-Space Electronic Intelligence): This refers to the gathering of intelligence on an adversary's space-based electronic signatures. It is critical for identifying how an enemy uses satellites for communication or surveillance so those links can be jammed or spoofed.
C-UAS: The technology (lasers, jammers, or kinetic interceptors) used to detect, track, and destroy enemy drones.

UAS: Drones ranging from small hand-launched scouts to large armed platforms.
PNT / C-PNT (Positioning, Navigation, and Timing / Counter-PNT):

PNT: This is what GPS provides. It is the "heartbeat" of modern war, allowing troops to know where they are and when to trigger synchronized strikes.

C-PNT: Tactics used to deny an enemy their PNT (jamming their GPS) or protecting our own GPS signals from being "spoofed" (fooled into showing the wrong location).
Missile Warning: This is a core Space Force mission. Using infrared satellites (like SBIRS), the military detects the heat signature of a missile launch anywhere on earth in real-time to provide early warning to ground forces.

BSA (Battle Space Awareness): In the SOF/Space/Cyber context, it most often refers to Battlespace Awareness. This is the aggregate "picture" of the environment—knowing where the enemy is, what the digital "terrain" looks like, and what is happening in the orbit above.

SDA (Space Domain Awareness): Formerly called Space Situational Awareness, this is the act of tracking everything in orbit—satellites, debris, and "inspector" satellites—to ensure our space assets aren't being interfered with by adversaries.

Precision Fires: The ability to hit a specific target with extreme accuracy, usually guided by GPS (PNT) or lasers, minimizing collateral damage. SOF often acts as the "eyes" on the ground to call in these fires from long-range missiles or aircraft

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During the planning process, exhibitors are meticulously evaluated and chosen to align with current government requirements. Although we recognize the multitude of exciting tech in the R&D phase, Exhibitors' technologies must be sufficiently mature to be demonstrated at the event.
While Tech ID is open to all members of the government, academia, and investor community, attendance for industry representatives is strictly by invitation. This selective approach guarantees that participants are the most relevant stakeholders for exhibitors.

Tech ID: All Domain Summit

April 23, 2026

Bringing Together Industry, Technology, Military & Investors

Tech ID Day is an annual event hosted by Accel Innovation Corporation (AIC) and Oak Grove Technologies (OGT) that aims to bring together members of industry, government stakeholders, academia, the Venture Capital (VC) community. Registration for companies to enter the selection process is now closed.

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