November 2, 2026
Chad Crosby Discusses Emerging Aerospace & Defense Technologies at AUSA 2026
At the 2026 Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., Chad Crosby, Vice President of Aerospace & Defense at Creation Technologies, spoke with Army Recognition about the evolving role of advanced electronics in modern defense systems. The discussion highlighted Creation's support for customers across air, land, and maritime applications, including tactical vehicles, radar systems, munitions, training platforms, and emerging autonomous technologies.
As defense platforms become increasingly sophisticated, demand continues to grow for specialized electronics, AI-enabled robotics, and advanced radio-frequency (RF) capabilities. Chad discussed growing customer interest in autonomous aircraft and unmanned surface vessels, along with the critical role of reliable electronic integration in supporting these next-generation systems.
The interview also explored how Creation Technologies is expanding its engineering and manufacturing capabilities to meet these evolving requirements. Through investments in RF engineering, design for manufacturability (DFM), and design for test (DFT), Creation helps customers move complex electronic products from early development into scalable production, supporting the innovation, reliability, and manufacturing readiness required for today's defense applications.
Watch Chad's interview, above, with Army Recognition to learn more about Creation Technologies' role in advancing aerospace and defense electronics.
