As the autumn mist falls over the bridges of Prague, Future Forces Forum 2026 has begun this week. The exhibition at PVA Expo Praha is bustling with exhibitioners, delegates and experts. With participants from over 70 countries, it is one of the most significant defence exhibitions in Europe.
As an official media partner of Future Forces Forum 2026, BodyArmorNews is covering the event live from the heart of action. With 450+ exhibitioners, NATO Working Groups, and various conferences, Prague is active with security, defense & innovation technology. Attendants can expect to hear about all the latest technologies for defense, military, police and battlefield medicine.
Some of the defining themes at FFF this year are the growing significance of autonomous battlefield technologies and drone systems. Companies in the defense industry are tackling the same problem from various different aspects. The common goal is protecting European security. Robotics and uncrewed aircraft are key themes, alongside counter-drone capabilities and cyber defence.
Innovation is another point of focus this year. The S-Tech Ventures Innovation Pavilion connects start-ups and established defence companies with operators, investors and decision-makers, helping turn ideas into practical capabilities.
BodyArmorNews will soon be delving into exlusive interviews from the adapting of ballistic protection in modern warfare, how the defense industry reacts to the evolving security threats in Europe, to how companies are now working to keep their supply chains fully European.
Stay tuned to BodyArmorNews.com for exclusive articles from Future Forces Forum 2026.
