Advancing the Mission

New for 2027, the SATShow Military Access Pass gives active-duty U.S. military personnel complimentary access to SATShow Week. Meet the companies developing next-generation space capabilities, evaluate emerging technologies and connect directly with government and industry leaders working across resilient architectures, GEOINT, PNT, AI and acquisition.

There’s no shortage of new technology in space. New constellations, better sensors, more data, AI, autonomous systems and more resilient communications are changing what’s possible.

Turning that progress into operational capability is a different challenge. That’s the conversation at GovMilSpace 2027, March 8–11 in Washington, D.C.

Over four days, government, military and industry leaders will look at where space priorities are heading and what it will take to deliver against them.

That means tackling resilient architectures built for contested environments. Moving GEOINT from collection to decision faster. Protecting PNT. Understanding where AI and autonomy can make a meaningful difference. And finding better ways to move promising technology through acquisition and into the field.

There’s also a bigger question running through the program: how do government and industry move faster together?

For government and military leaders, it’s a chance to put mission requirements and capability gaps on the table. For industry, it’s an opportunity to hear those priorities firsthand and understand where new technology can have the most impact.

The technology is moving quickly. The mission can’t afford to wait for everything around it to catch up.

See what’s ahead in 2027