editorial
Seawork quenches thirst for knowledge
Seawork, Europe’s leading commercial marine exhibition is always a thriving hub of information, offering updates and insights across all sectors of the industry.
Over six hundred exhibitors from over seventy countries attend, offering a wealth of knowledge, experience and advice as well as the chance to acquire the latest from the ten thousand products and services.
New technology and its applications are always at the heart of Seawork. Each year the Innovations Showcase features the latest in exhibitor’s research and development for the past year, with every entry having the potential to win the prestigious ‘Spirit of Innovation’ trophy, as well as an award in the individual categories. This year the feature is sponsored by National Maritime, the UK’s maritime SME network and HSSMI, a manufacturing innovation institute. Together they support UK maritime business through funding, expertise and talent.
68 | The Report • June 2019 • Issue 88
The Commercial Marine Conferences at Seawork are always well attended and offer in depth examinations of the hottest topics in the commercial marine industry.
The latest in commercial marine applications of unmanned surface vehicles will be revealed at the morning session of the Conference, held on the second day of Seawork, Wednesday 12 June.
The unmanned surface vessel market is expected to reach around $US1billion by 2022. The keynote address is by Jukka Merenluoto of One Sea / DIMECC Ltd, a company aiming to enable commercial autonomous maritime traffic by 2025. With Rolls-Royce and Finferries already successfully demonstrating the world’s first fully autonomous ferry in Finland and many other companies in advanced planning,
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