Teledyne will bring together a broad portfolio of technologies at the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium, demonstrating how it supports some of the nation’s most critical national security, space and missile defense missions.
“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.”
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Visitors to the Teledyne exhibit in Booth 711 in the South Hall will learn how the company’s capabilities support advanced missile defense systems, national security missions, space exploration, intelligence operations and next-generation defense technologies. Featured 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.
Teledyne offers customers access to technologies that span the complete mission lifecycle, from component-level innovation to fully integrated systems supporting defense, aerospace and space applications.
