Autonomous technology emerge for transportation and logistics of people and goods and are found in maritime, road, rail, air, and industrial sectors. We will be joined by experts from industry and academia who will provide insight into the design process from ideas to test and implementation.
Our two day conference is an excellent platform where you can engage with the relevant activities and networks in these fields, through inspiring and informative speeches and case studies from experts and leaders, as well as discussions on how the Systems Engineering community can work together to embrace the Era of Autonomy.
Keynote speakers
Andrew Philippides
Professor of Biorobotics and Co-Director: Centre for Computational Neuroscience and Robotics
Department of Informatics
University of Sussex
Presentation topic: "Insect-Inspired Autonomous Navigation: Smart Tricks from Small Brains".
Annette Anfinnsen
CEO Robotic Innovation,
Nominated to Innovation Norway’s Female Entrepreneur Award 2019.
Presentation topic: "Systems Integration of #AlexisTheRobot in Public Spaces".
Presentation speakers
Harald Tronstad
LogTech
Presentation topic: “Digital Twin: Real Time Monitoring Systems for Fish Farms”.
Jutta Abulawi
Professor of Systems Engineering and CAD
Department of Automotive and Aeronautical Engineering
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)
Presentation title: Dealing with Human Actors and Artificial Intelligence-based Components in System Design.
John Emil Halden
Project Manager and Sales
Yeti Snow Technology AS
Presentation title: Testing Autonomous Snow Plough’s at Oslo Airport Gardermoen
Gunn Helen Drogset
CTO
Applied Autonomy AS
Presentation title: Integrating Systems of Systems through a Control Center for Sustainable Autonomous Transportation
An-Magritt Tinlund Ryste
Head of Autonomy
Kongsberg Maritime
Presentation title:Autonomous vessels – behind the scene
Terje Heierstad / Kenneth Nakken
VP BD Maritime Simulation / VP Digital Twin
Kongsberg Digital AS
Presentation title: Digital Twin – the road to autonomy