Electrical autonomous waterbusses cruising harbour cities might be a thing of the near future. Initiatives from five Norwegian cities will be presented at this full day event, along with insights from the national martime authorities, university researchers, the port of Stavanger and more. Welcome!
University of South-Eastern Norway (USN) was one of the founders of Sustainable Autonomous Mobility Systems (SAMS) founded earlier this year, and last week SAMS was integrated into the the cluster development program Norwegian Innovation Cluster Program (ARENA).
Maritime Autonomous Testarena Horten officially was opened officially yesterday by the minister of transportation, Jon Georg Dale.
University of South-Eastern Norway (USN) recently signed an agreement with Wilhelmsen Ship Management og classification company DNV GL on development of a Shore Control Center for autonomous vessels. The center will be situated at Wilhelmsen´s offices in Lysaker, Norway.
Welcome to The Applied Autonomy Systems Summit 2018 (AASS 2018). This is the second annual symposium bringing together different academic disciplines and industries to present and discuss the state of the art of applied autonomous systems. Such systems are based on the developments in enabling technologies within robotics, computing, and telecommunications.
Norge har vært et foregangsland innen maritim autonom teknologi og åpnet verdens første autonome testområde i Trondheim. Horten lanserer nå en komplett åpen autonom maritim testarena - «Testarena Horten». Her kan bedrifter, studenter og forskere få tilgang til all nødvendig infrastruktur og kunnskap i verdensklasse for å teste ut alt fra sensorer, delsystemer og navigasjonsalgoritmer til farkoster og skip, assistert og praktisk tilrettelagt av Universitetet i Sørøst-Norge i tett samarbeid med ledende norsk industri.
Klyngen Sustainable Autonomous Mobility Systems (SAMS) og Universitet i Sørøst-Norge (USN) inviterer til et frokostseminar med vår Samferdselsminister Ketil Solvik-Olsen på USNs campus i Drammen den 11. september kl 8-11.