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To celebrate the formation of the Ocean Autonomy Cluster, we invite everyone interested in the possibilities of autonomous technologies and solutions to a kickoff event in Trondheim Thursday, February 6th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A world-leading maritime autonomy environment is located in Trondheim and Trøndelag, which has given life to a number of innovative companies, research projects and international commercialization of autonomous solutions.
The Ocean Autonomy Cluster aims to promote the transition from conventional to autonomous solutions in ocean space. The cluster seeks to strengthen Norway’s international position in the field by uniting key actors, and by developing world-leading autonomous solutions. Together, we will make the pioneering work within ocean autonomy as valuable to Norway as the technological development in oil and gas has been so far.
Now, Trøndelag has a unique opportunity to be at the forefront in establishing new markets and value chains based on autonomy. The kickoff will give insight to opportunities and challenges from various market segments, such as oil an gas, aquaculture, maritime and public procurement.
It will also be possible to give input on the cluster’s strategies and plan of action for 2020.
- Date: Thursday, February 6. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Location: Clarion Hotel & Congress at Brattørkaia 1, Trondheim
- Registration: Send an email to [email protected]
The event is held in Norwegian, and is free of charge. There is a limited number of seats for students.
Program:
MERK: Over 80 påmeldte deltakere. Kom gjerne i god tid for gode samtaler og kaffe før programmet starter.
09:00 – Registrering og kaffe.
09:30 – Velkommen
v/Eirik Hovstein, Maritime Robotics, Leder for styringsgruppen i Ocean Autonomy Cluster
og Asgeir Sørensen, NTNU AMOS, Nestleder i styringsgruppen i Ocean Autonomy Cluster
09:45 – Åpning ved Fylkesordfører Tore O. Sandvik
10:00 – Ocean Autonomy Cluster – Ambisjoner, mål, delmål, aktiviteter, rolle og muligheter
Bjørn Damhaug, CEO i FI, fungerende Klyngeleder i Ocean Autonomy Cluster.
10:20 – Fremragende forskningsdrevet innovasjon – Motor for høyteknologisk verdiskapning i Ocean Autonomy Cluster
NTNU AMOS v/ Asgeir Sørensen, Professor NTNU; Direktør NTNU AMOS
10:40 – Autonomous shipping – Betydningen av Trondheimsfjorden som testområde for autonome fartøy
SINTEF Ocean v/ Kay Fjørtoft, Seniorforsker
11:00 – Trondheim Havn – Utviklingsmuligheter i Nyhavna-området
Trondheim Havn IKS, v/ Terje Meisler, Maritim Sjef
11:15 – Fylkeskommunens rolle i å drive fram nye innovative løsninger
Trøndelag fylkeskommune v/ Erlend Solem, Fylkesdirektør for samferdsel
11:30 – Lunsj
12:30 – Oppstart del 2
12:35 – Fra DP til Autonomi – Innovative sensorløsninger
Kongsberg Seatex v/ Vidar Bjørkedal, Vice President Sales and Customer Support
12:50 – Autonome skip i et sikkerhetsperspektiv
DNV-GL v/Øyvind Smogeli, Program Director Digital Assurance, Group Technology and Research
Øystein Goksøyr, Head of Department Safety, Maritime Advisory
13:10 – Internasjonal aktivitet innen havromsautonomi
Maritime Robotics v/ Vegard Hovstein, CEO
13:25 – Blueye, en internasjonal suksess?
Blueye Robotics v/ Christian Gabrielsen, CEO
13:40 – Kaffepause
14:00 – Fremtidens servicefartøy
Moen Marin v/ Jan-Egil Wagnild, Servicesjef
14:20 – Autonomi – Muligheter innen olje- og gassmarkedet
Equinor v/Kjetil Skaugset, Senior Advisor Technology Management, Equinor; Professor, NTNU
14:40 – Nutrimar – Automatisering av tarevirksomheten
Nutrimar v/ Brynjar Balstad, Leder for tarevirksomheten
15:00 – MAREANO 2.0 – på vei fra overflatefartøyer til autonome farkoster og systemer for økosystembasert havbunnskartlegging
NGU v/Terje Thorsnes, Seniorforsker, Norges geologiske undersøkelse
15:20 – Norge og Maritime Autonome Skip (MASS)
Sjøfartsdirektoratet v/Svein David Medhaug, Prosjektleder, Innovasjon og ny teknologi
15:40 – Njord – The Autonomous Ship Challenge
v/Aida Angell, Prosjektleder
15:45 – Oppsummering
v/Eirik Hovstein, Asgeir Sørensen og Bjørn Damhaug
