Blue Baltic Community: Potential Use of USV
USV on the Baltic – from technology to real applications
Unmanned water units cease to be just a technological curiosity. They are increasingly being used in the maritime industry, energy, infrastructure monitoring, civil and defence activities.
During the next Blue Baltic Community workshop we will look at the real potential of USV technologies today and where they can be used in the Baltic.
Porozmawiamy m.in. o:
opportunities and readiness of Polish industry to develop unmanned technologies,
USV civil and military applications,
the use of unmanned workers in energy and critical infrastructure protection,
technologiach dual-use,
regulatory and legal barriers,
what it needs to be implemented on a larger scale.
We invited representatives of industry, defence sector, public administration and companies developing technologies for the maritime economy:
• Filip Królikowski – Open Sea Shipyard
• Michał Kuc – PGZ
• Zbigniew Szozda – Ministry of Infrastructure
• Maks Ananiew – Afleet
• TBA
Moderation: Artur Kiełbasinski, GospodarkaMorska.pl
It will be a discussion not only of what technology can offer in the future, but above all of where USV can be used today and what must happen to make the Baltic a space for real implementation.
⏰ Time: 11.00-14.00
Place: STARTER, Gdańsk, Lęborska 3B
Number of places limited
Participation is free of charge.
See you there!
Gdańsk Starter Team
Julia Halemba
The Blue Baltic Community project is co-financed by the City of Gdańsk.
Partners of the event are Afleet, GospodarkaMorska.pl, Port Gdańsk, Port Gdańsk Operation.
Admission: free of charge
Details: https://gdanskbaytech.pl/kalendarz/en/event/blue-baltic-community-potencjal-wykorzystania-usv-0122c8d4
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