Exhibition: 26–28 April 2011Conferences and Courses: 25–29 April 2011

Orlando World Center Marriott Resort & Convention CenterOrlando, Florida, USA

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Post-Meeting Survey.

“SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing is an important show for meeting new customers and decision makers in the industry.”

– Bruce Capron, Product Manager,

Optical Systems and Assemblies, CVI Melles Griot

Translate your R+D into business opportunitiesMeet your customers in Orlando

Innovators from around the world are looking for products and partners

to satisfy tough requirements, discover new possibilities, and deliver new

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Exhibition: 26–28 April 2011Conferences + Courses: 25–29 April 2011

Orlando World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center

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SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing is

6,100 attendees

2,400 presentations

500 companies

50 courses + workshops

2010 Attendees by Job Function

2010 Attendee Organizational Profi le

21%

14%

18%

29%

Other 5%Production/Manufacturing/Purchasing 3%

Educator/Student 10%

R&D: Basic/Applied Production Development

Engineering Design/Systems

Business Development

Management:Corporate/Program Lab.

56%

Other 2%EducationalInstitution 12%

Military/GovernmentNational Lab. 32%

Industry

Top three reasons for participating in SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing:

“Stay current with evolving technological advances.

Keep in touch and network with prospective customers.

Generate sales leads for our company.”

–2010 Exhibitors

Exhibit where your customers will beOver 6,100 attendees from around the worldSPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing attracts prospects from a large and diverse

cross-section of corporate, government, military, and academic communities.

The exhibition fl oor gets high levels of traffi c from purchasers looking for turnkey

or custom solutions in a wide variety of product areas—detectors, sensors,

software, optical components, imaging equipment, lasers, and a long list of other

technologies.

You'll see representatives from top defense contractors and leading organizations including:

Purchase Areas from 2010 Attendees

Alcon Labs, Inc.Axsys Technologies, Inc.BAE SystemsCoherentCorning Inc.Defence Research and

Development CanadaDRS TechnologiesElbit Systems Ltd.FinmeccanicaFLIR SystemsGeneral DynamicsGeneral Electric Co.Goodrich Corp.Harris Corp.Honeywell InternationalII-VI Inc.

iRobotITTJDSUJohns Hopkins Univ.JPLL-3 Communications Corp.LANLLLNLLockheed MartinMIT Lincoln Lab.NASA HeadquartersNEC Corp.Newport Corp.NISTNorthrop Grumman Corp.Perkin ElmerQinetiQ

RaytheonRockwell CollinsSAICSandia National Labs.SCD SemiconductorSchott AGSELEXSOFRADIRSRI InternationalTeledyneThales GroupThe Aerospace Corp.The Boeing Co.U.S. Air ForceU.S. ArmyU.S. Dept. of DefenseU.S. NavyVarian

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Other

Other Light Sources

Positioning & Vibration-Isolation Equipment

Laser Accessories

Fiber Optics

Materials and Chemicals

Optical Fabrication & Design Services

Displays

Electronics & Signal-Analysis Equipment

Lasers and Laser Systems

Test & Analysis Equipment

Imaging Equipment

Optical Components

Computer Hardware

Detectors, Sensors, & Cameras

No. of Attendees

“SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing 2010 was one of our most productive shows ever.” – Mike Rosen,

Marketing Representative, PLX.

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access” to paper presentations, receptions, and hundreds of other opportunities for

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project.

For 2011 all exhibitors are welcome to attend the All-Symposium Plenary Presentation,

presented by Dr. Regina E. Dugan, Director of Defense Advanced Research Projects

Agency (DARPA).

Technologies for Defense, Security, Industrial Applications, and EnvironmentSPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing is the largest unclassifi ed

international symposium related to sensors and sensor

networks. 58 technical conferences cover the latest

developments in technologies and applications in commercial

and defense technologies.

Technical Program Featured Technologies

Sensor Systems and Platforms IR, Radar, Passive Millimeter-wave, and Terahertz Imaging

and Spectroscopy | CBRNE | Persistent ISR | Acquisition and Tracking | C3I | Energy Harvesting | Biometric | Laser Sensors and Systems | Micro-Nanosensors | Biomimetics | Unmanned, Robotic, and Layered Systems | Displays | Space Technologies and Operations | Sensors including Fiber Optics | Wireless Sensing | Scanning Microscopy

Sensor and Data Analysis Image and Data Processing | Visual Analytics Information

Fusion | Target and Pattern Recognition | Synthetic Aperture and Vision Algorithms | Multi, Hyper and Ultra Spectral Analysis | Situational Awareness | Information and Sensor Systems and Networks | Sensing Technologies for Global and Military Healthcare | Geospatial Information System (GIS)

50 Courses and Workshops

Jumpstart your career and gain skills that will help with your

next project—receive technical training from the

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SYMPOSIUM CHAIR

William Jeffrey Hughes Research Labs., LLC (USA)

SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIR

Kevin P. MeinersOffi ce of the Secretary of Defense (USA)

The Robotics and Unmanned Systems Displays return for 2011

“The department of defense is seeking an increase of almost $870 million for unmanned systems in FY2011.”

– defense-update.com

The Displays feature:Vehicles, technology, and demonstrations from

a select group of robotics and unmanned systems vendors

On Display:Robotic systems used by the

U.S. Army and Navy

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles currently being used in Afghanistan and Iraq

Companies showing the latest technology in IR imagers, sensors, and optics utilized in

commercial, industrial, and defense applications

Don't miss the chance to showcase your company's latest UAV

Contact Al Ragan: alr@spie.org

2d3 Inc.4D Technology Corp.A.J. Tuck Co.A.M.F. Optics, Inc.ABB Analytical

MeasurementAbsolute CoatingABTech, Inc.AccuCoat Inc.Accurate Engineering

Inc.Acktar Ltd.Active SiliconActive Silicon Ltd.Adimec Electronic

Imaging, Inc.AdTech CeramicsAdvanced Cooling

Technologies, Inc.Advanced

Measurement Technology, Inc.

Advanced Microwave Products, LLC

Advanced Photonic Crystals, LLC

Advanced Research Corp.

Advanced Scientifi c Concepts, Inc.

Aerotech, Inc.AGM Container

Controls, Inc.AIM INFRAROT-

MODULE GmbHAir Force Offi ce of

Scientifi c ResearchAlternative Vision

Corp.American Institute of

PhysicsAmerican Photonics

Co.AMETEK HCC

Industries, Inc.AMETEK Precitech,

Inc.AMETEK Vision

Research®, Inc.Ampex Data Systems

Corp.Amplifi cation

Technologies, Inc.Analog Modules, Inc.Andover Corp.Angstrom Precision

Optics Inc.Anoplate Corp.Apple Rubber

Products, Inc.Applied Image, Inc.Applied Optronics

Corp.

Join over 500 of the world’s best suppliers Ensure your place at the world’s most important lasers, photonics, optics, and imaging exhibition. Sign up early for best placement on the show fl oor.

Applied Plasmonics, Inc.

Applied Technology Associates

APS OpticsArgus International,

Ltd.Ariel Optics, Inc.ARTEMIS, Inc.Asahi Spectra USA

Inc.ASD, Inc.ASE Optics, Inc.ASML Opticsasphericon GmbHAvantes, Inc.Avo Photonics, Inc.AZURE Photonics

U.S.A., Inc.B&W Tek, Inc.BaySpec, Inc.BEI Precision

Systems & Space Co., Inc.

Beijing Guojing Infrared Optical Technology Co., Ltd.

Bodkin Design & Engineering, LLC

Boston Electronics Corp.

Boston Micromachines Corp.

Boulder Imaging Inc.Boulder Nonlinear

Systems, Inc.Brimrose Technology

Corp.Brush Wellman Inc.C&M Machine

Products, Inc.CALCULEX, Inc.CalSensors Inc.CANTRONIC

Systems Inc.Carl Hanser Verlag

GmbH & Co. KGCarl Zeiss

MicroImaging, Inc.Carson Industries Inc.Cascade Optical Corp.Catalyst

Manufacturing Services

CeramTec North America Corp.

Chengdu Ultra Pure Applied Materials Co., Ltd.

China Germanium Co., Ltd.

Chunghwa Telecom Co. Telecommunication Labs.

CI Systems, Inc.CiDRA Precision

Services, LLCCirexx International

Inc.Clear AlignCMC Electronics Inc.Coastal ConnectionsCobham Mission

SystemsCobham Sensor

SystemsCoherent Logix, Inc.Coherent, Inc.Cohu, Inc.Computer Optics,

Inc.Contact! Corp.CoorsTek, Inc.CorActive High-Tech

Inc.Corning Inc.Corps Technology

GroupCPS Technologies

Corp.Crane Wireless

Monitoring Solutions

CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics, Univ. of Central Florida

Criterion InstrumentCritical Link, LLCCVI Melles GriotCygnus Business

MediaD&P InstrumentsDALSA Corp.DataRay Inc.Davidson Optronics

Inc.Davis Marketing

InternationalDaylight Solutions,

Inc.Defense Tech BriefsDefense Technical

Information Ctr.Delta Digital VideoDenton Vacuum Inc.Deposition Sciences,

Inc.Digital Light

InnovationsDigital Prospectors

Corp.DILAS Diode Laser,

Inc.Docter Optics, Inc.

FotofabFresnel Technologies

Inc.Garrett Electronics,

Inc.GE Intelligent

PlatformsGeneral Atomics

Aeronautical Systems, Inc.

General Dynamics Axsys Technologies

Genia Photonics Inc.Gentec Electro-Optics

Inc.Georgia Tech

Research InstituteGEViCAM Inc.Glass Fab, Inc.Global Systems

InternationalGoldTec Technologies

Ltd.Gooch & Housego PlcGooch & Housego,

OrlandoGreat River

Technology, Inc.GSI Group Ltd.Guild Optical

Associates, Inc.Gurley Precision

Instruments, Inc.H.N. Burns

Engineering Corp.Hamamatsu Corp.Hardin Optical Co.Harris Corp.Headwall Photonics

Inc.Heraeus Quartz

America LLCHitachi Kokusai

Electric America, Ltd.

Hoppe Tool Inc.ICx Technologies, Inc.Ideal Aerosmith, Inc.II-VI InfraredImmerVisionImperx Inc.IMPEX High-Tech

GmbHIMT North America,

Inc.Infi nite Graphics

IncorporatedInfi nite Optics Inc.Infrared Associates,

Inc.Infrared Cameras, Inc.Infrared Coatings, Inc.Infrared Systems

Development Corp.

Dontech, Inc.Dow Electronic

MaterialsDRS Technologies,

Inc.Dyconex AGE.R. Precision Optical

Corp.Edmund Optics Inc.Elbit Systems of

AmericaELCAN Optical

TechnologiesElectro Optical

Industries, Inc.Electro Optics

MagazineElectro-Optical

Imaging, Inc.Element SixEltek USA Inc.EM Photonics, Inc.EM4, Inc.eMagin Corp.Engineered Surface

FinishesEngineering Design

Team, Inc.EPIX, Inc.Epner Technology

Inc.EPTAM Plastics, Inc.ET Precision Optics

Inc.Evaporated

Coatings, Inc.Excel Technologies,

Inc.Exotic Electro-Optics,

Inc.Fairchild ImagingFairfi eld Crystal

Technology, LLCFairview Machine

Co., Inc.Federal Lab.

Consortium for Technology Transfer

Feldmann GmbHFerrotec (USA) Corp.FinmeccanicaFirebird Technologies

Inc.FJW Optical Systems,

Inc.Flemming Tinker, LLCFlex Interconnect

TechnologiesFLIR Motion Control

Systems, Inc.FLIR Systems, Inc.Florida Photonics

ClusterFluxData, Inc.Fosta-Tek Optics,

Inc.

2010 Exhibitors. Committed 2011 exhibitors.

Innovative Wireless Technologies

INOINRAD, Inc.Insaco Inc.Instro Technology

SystemsIntelligent Optical

Systems, Inc.International Ceramic

EngineeringIntevac Photonics,

Inc.IO Industries, Inc.IPG Photonics Corp.IRCAM GmbHIRcameras, Inc.IRD GlassIRnova ABISP Optics Corp.Isuzu Glass, Inc.ITRES Research Ltd.ITT Visual Information

SolutionsJAI Inc., USAJanos Technology,

Inc.JDSUJENOPTIK Optical

Systems GmbHJENOPTIK Optical

Systems, Inc.JRM Technologies,

Inc.JSR Micro, Inc.Kaufman & Robinson,

Inc.Kent Optronics, Inc.Kentek Corp.Kigre, Inc.KLASTECH-

Karpushko Laser Technologies GmbH

Kopin Corp.Kowa Optimed Inc.Kreischer Optics, Ltd.Kugler of America

Ltd.L.A. Gauge Co.

OptiSwitch Technology Corp.

Optiwave Systems Inc.

OPTIX Co.Opto Diode Corp.OptoElectronic

ComponentsOptonetic LLCOptoSigma Corp.OSRAM Opto

Semiconductors Inc.

OZ Optics Ltd.Pacifi c Silicon Sensor

Inc.PENTAX Imaging

Co.PerkinElmer, Inc.PFG Precision

Optics, Inc.Phoenix Infrared,

Inc.Phoenix Optical

Technologies Ltd.Photek Ltd.Photo Sciences Inc.Photon Engineering

LLCPhotonic Cleaning

TechnologiesPhotonic Controls,

LLCPhotonic Products

Group, Inc.Photonic Sense

GmbHPhotonic Systems,

Inc.Photonics Media/

Laurin PublishingPhotonics OnlinePHOTONIS USAPhotron USA, Inc.Physical Optics

Corp.Phytron Inc.PI (Physik

Instrumente) L.P.

L-3 CommunicationsL-3 Communications

Advanced Laser Systems Technology, Inc.

L-3 Communications Cincinnati Electronics

L-3 Communications InfraredVision Technology Corp.

L-3 Communications Nova Engineering

L-3 Communications Tinsley Labs. Inc.

L-3 CyTerraL-3 Electro-Optical

SystemsLabsphere, Inc.LaCroix Optical Co.Lambda Research

Optics, Inc.Laser Components

IG, Inc.Laser Focus WorldLaser Materials Corp.Laser Operations

LLC / QPC LasersLaser Optics, Inc.Laser Research

OpticsLaser Technology, Inc.Lasertel, Inc.Lattice Materials LLCLE-Tehnika d.o.o.Leybold Optics USA,

Inc.LightPath

Technologies, Inc.LightWorks Optics,

Inc.Liteye Systems, Inc.Lockheed Martin

AculightLumitron, Inc.M3 Measurement

Solutions, Inc.Max Levy

Autograph, Inc.

MBDAMC10, Inc.McQ, Inc.Meadowlark Optics,

Inc.Meller Optics, Inc.Menlo Systems

GmbHMICOS USA, LLCMicro Laser

Systems, Inc.Micro Photon Devices

S.r.l.MicroE SystemsMicrofl uidic Systems,

Inc.Micromechatronics,

Inc.Microvision, Inc.Midac Corp.Midwest

MicroDevices, LLCMilitary & Aerospace

Electronic Magazine

Mindrum Precision, Inc.

Moog QuickSetMoore

Nanotechnology Systems, LLC

MPA Crystal Corp.MRC Optics, Inc.Multisorb

Technologies, Inc.Multiwave PhotonicsNaked Optics Corp.Nallatechnanoplus GmbHNational Aperture,

Inc.National Defense

Industrial Association

National Reconnaissance Offi ce

National Security Agency

Naval Air Systems Command

Navitar Inc.New England Optical

SystemsNew Scale

Technologies, Inc.Newport Corp.NicomaticNight Vision DepotNKT Photonics A/SNorPix Inc.Northrop Grumman

Cutting Edge Optronics

Northrop Grumman-Xetron

Novotech, Inc.NP Photonics, Inc.nPoint, Inc.Nu-Cast, Inc.NufernNuPhoton

Technologies, Inc.Ocean Optics, Inc.Ocean Thin Films,

Inc.OFSOhara Corp.Ontar Corp.Onyx Optics Inc.OPCO Laboratory,

Inc.Opgal Optronic

Industries Ltd.Ophir Optics, LLCOphir-Spiricon, LLCOpnext, Inc.OPOTEK, Inc.Optical Support, Inc.OPTICS 1, Inc.Optics Technology,

Inc.OptiformsOptikos Corp.Optimax Systems,

Inc.OptiPro Systems

The exhibition fl oor grew from 200 exhibitors in 2003 to over 500 in 2010

PicoQuant GmbHPinellas County

Economic Development

Plasma-Therm LLCPleora Technologies

Inc.PLX Inc.Poco Graphite, Inc.Polaris Sensor

Technologies, Inc.PolarOnyx, Inc.Pollution Equipment

NewsPolymer Optics, LLCPolymicro

Technologies, A Subsidiary of Molex Incorporated

Power Technology, Inc.

Pranalytica, Inc.Precision

MicroDynamics, Inc.

Precision OpticalPrecision Optics

GeraPrecision Rapid EtchPrioria, Inc.Proxitronic Detector

Systems GmbHPulse Instruments

Co.PVP Advanced EO

Systems, Inc.Qioptiq, Inc.QmagiQ, LLCQuality Thin Films,

Inc.Quebec Photonic

NetworkRainbow Research

Optics, Inc.Raptor Photonics Ltd.Raytheon Co.Redfern Integrated

Optics, Inc.

RepExact, LLCResearch Electro-

Optics, Inc.Reynard Corp.Rice Camera

Technologies, Inc.RICOR-Cryogenic &

Vacuum SystemsRiegl USA Inc.Ring Precision

ComponentsRochester Precision

Optics, LLCRocky Mountain

Instrument Co.RoMack, Inc.Ross-Hime Designs,

Inc.RPC Photonics, Inc.RPMCRubicon Technology

Inc.Rutherford Appleton

Lab.SAES Getters USA,

Inc.Saint-Gobain CrystalsSandia National

Labs.Sandvik Osprey Ltd.Sangat Precision

Machining & Grinding

Santa Barbara Focalplane

Santa Barbara Infrared, Inc.

Sarnoff Corp.Satisloh North

America Inc.Savvy Optics Corp.SCD.USA, LLCSchneider Optics,

Inc.SCHOTT North

America, Inc.Scintec Corp.Semrock Inc.Sensor Electronic

Technology, Inc.

Sensors Unlimited, Inc., part of Goodrich Corp.

SET North AmericaSheaumann Laser,

Inc.Sierra Precision

OpticsSilfex, Inc.Silicon Valley Optics

Technology, Inc.Sinclair Manufacturing

Co.SOFRADIRSofradir EC, Inc.Solid Sealing

TechnologySolid State Cooling

SystemsSolid State Scientifi c

Corp.Sony Electronics Inc.Special Optics, Inc.Specialty Glass

ProductsSpecim Spectral

Imaging Ltd.SpecTIR, LLCSpectral Evolution,

Inc.Spectral SystemsSpectra-Physics®,

a Newport Corp. Brand

Spectrogon US, Inc.Spectrolab, Inc.Spectroscopy

MagazineSpectrum Thin Films

Corp.Sperian ProtectionSpica Technologies,

Inc.Spire

Semiconductor, LLC

StingRay Optics, LLC

Strongwatch Corp.Sumitomo Electric

U.S.A., Inc.Surface Optics Corp.Sydor Instruments

LLCSyntec OpticsTampa Bay MachiningTDK-Lambda

Americas Inc.Technobis Fibre

TechnologiesTecport Optics, Inc.Teledyne Imaging

SensorsTeledyne Judson

TechnologiesTeledyne

Microelectronic Technologies

Teledyne Reynolds, Inc.

TelopsTemmek Optics Ltd.TeraXion Inc.TEXTRON Defense

SystemsThales Components

Corp.Thales Cryogenics

B.V.The MathWorks, Inc.The Optronics Co.,

Ltd.The Pennsylvania

State Univ. Electro-Optics Ctr.

The Shephard GroupThe Univ. of Texas at

ArlingtonThermoteknix

Systems Ltd.Thorlabs Inc.Threat Spectrum

Inc.ThruVision Systems

Ltd.Timbercon, Inc.Tower Optical Corp.

TowerJazzTRIOPTICS GmbHTwinStar Optics

Coating & CrystalsU.S. Army Night

Vision & Electronic Sensors Directorate

ULISUmicore Optical

Materials USA, Inc.

United Lens Co., Inc.Univ. of

Massachusetts Lowell

Universal Photonics Inc.

Ural Optical and Mechanical Plant

Varian, Inc.Vectronix Inc.Velodyne Lidar, Inc.Vincent AssociatesVision Systems

Technology, LLCVision4ce LLCVLOCVoltage Multipliers,

Inc.Vytran LLCWafer Technology

Ltd.WIBE Telescopic

Mast SystemsWilliams Advanced

MaterialsWordingham

TechnologiesWZW-Optic AGXactra TechnologiesXenics NVZ & Z Optoelectronic

Tech. Co., Ltd.Zygo CorporationZyvex Performance

Materials

Do you have an innovative product or technology coming to market in 2010? You could be the next winner of a Prism Award for Photonics Innovation.

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20102010

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Advertising opportunities exist for the fi nal program, the exhibition guide, and the

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Survey results show:

“94% of 2010 exhibitors would recommend SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing to a colleague.

97% of 2010 exhibitors found valuable opportunities to connect with colleagues at SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing.” – 2010 Defense, Security, and Sensing Survey

Contact the SPIE Sales Team

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