SPIE Security + Defence Madrid
15. - 18. September 2025 | Trade fair for security and defence technology
In 138 days
Date:
15.09.2025 - 18.09.2025*
Monday - Thursday, 4 days
Trade Show Contact
customerservice@spie.org
spie.org
Audience:
professional visitors only
Cycle:
annually
Year of foundation:
1955
Founded in 1955, SPIE Security + Defence is a leading international trade fair and conference for security and defense technology. It serves as a central forum for experts to learn about the latest technological developments. The name "SPIE" stands for "International Society for Optics and Photonics", which highlights the event's close connection to optical technologies.
The event is held annually in various prestigious European cities, emphasizing the technological expertise of specific countries and regional aspects. Through its extensive network of professionals and industry partners, SPIE ensures the relevance and timeliness of the presented content.
The main topics of the fair include electro-optics, infrared systems, sensor technologies, as well as quantum sciences and artificial intelligence in defense. Advanced products such as optical fibers, photodiodes, quantum dots, and specialized detectors are showcased.
Furthermore, the fair provides a platform for scientific exchange, technical workshops, and networking events. Participants and exhibitors come from fields such as defense, security, forensics, and high technology. The primary visitors are researchers, engineers, and industry leaders who deal with the challenges in security and defense.
In summary, SPIE Security + Defence is not only a showcase for technological innovations but also a vital meeting place for the industry to foster collaborative relationships and develop joint solutions. The careful selection of event locations ensures good accessibility and infrastructure tailored to the needs of international visitors.
The SPIE Security + Defence will take place on 4 days from Monday, 15. September to Thursday, 18. September 2025 in Madrid.
Local time:
15:11 h (UTC +02:00)