The race is on to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Clean energy is gathering speed and industries are rapidly shifting their focus to new markets.

Robotics for I&M are poised to play a significant role in the transition to clean energy. On- and offshore wind energy are undergoing a period of explosive growth; solar is one of the fastest-growing renewable power sources. Wind and solar farms present significant opportunities for use I&M robotics, helping to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and increase safety and productivity.

Continuing the success of the seminar in May, SPRINT Robotics and RIMA Network will co-host the next version of “Focus on Clean Energy: The Impact of Robotics for I&M”. The seminar captures synergies and best practices between on- and offshore wind, solar, and hydroelectrics, exploring the role I&M robotics can play in reducing carbon emissions and contributing to a clean energy future.

Focus on Clean Energy: The Impact of Robotics for I&M
November 23, 2021
14:00 – 16:00 CET
virtual event

This seminar is free of charge.

PROGRAM

WIND

Dan Sumner, ORE Catapult & David Wavell, ORCA Hub – “Offshore Wind Robotic Use Cases”
Chris Udell, Voliro – “Before lightning strikes: Deploying a Voliro flying robotic solution to inspect wind turbine blade LPS”
Ralph Krook, Shore Systems – “SBID Project”
Chris Cieslak, BladeBUG – “BladeBUG Project”

SUBSEA

Igor Martin, Hydromea – “Automating remote inspections of submerged assets with underwater drones”
Luca Niccolini, ANYbotics – “ANYbotics – Autonomous Robots for Industrial Inspections”
Rodrigo Castro, FORSSEA Robotics – “Fully Autonomous Inspections of Offshore Wind Farms with Forssea Robotics’ Argos ROV”
Felipe Laydner de Melo Rosa, SENAI CIMATEC – “DIGISUB – Subsea Digitalization”

SOLAR

Andreas Kokkas, SolarCleano – “SPARC I&M Project”

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