Over 150 members from military, government and industry, gathered for the fifth Shipbuilding Technology Forum on March 1 at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa.
The Shipbuilding Technology Forum is a one-day conference that is produced by Vanguard with the aim to showcase emerging technologies, address a range of marine and shipbuilding issues and ship repair.
This event facilitates meaningful dialogue between industry, government and military so as to provide stakeholders with the knowledge and share lessons learned from a technological perspective with the aim to showcase successful investments in cutting-edge technologies.
The 2018 event featured speakers like Andy Smith, Deputy Commissioner – Strategy and Shipbuilding, Canadian Coast Guard; Chris Brosinsky, Director of the IDEaS; Pierre Chartier, Innovation Management Advisor for the Build in Canada Innovation Program (BCIP) and others.
We are thrilled to provide an overview of the event in pics and tweets.
Fail fast, learn fast. We will try a lot of different things. Find what works and move on with the winners. Chris Brosinsky at #shiptech pic.twitter.com/dOre0WeXmf
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We are looking for products that have market potential. #BCIP #shiptech Pierre Chartier.
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One of the hardest threat to detect is missiles, especially long range #missiles. Yves Boudreault #shiptech pic.twitter.com/Wo0KIvXkY6
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Adaptation is the key to the future of the Coast Guard. Andy Smith, Deputy Commissioner, Canadian Coast Guard. #shiptech @CCG_GCC
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We are looking broadly at autonomous technologies. For e.g., take the search out of Search and Rescue. How to rescue autonomously? Andy Smith, Deputy Commissioner, Canadian Coast Guard. #shiptech @CCG_GCC
— Vanguard (@VanguardMag) March 1, 2018
We are looking at getting to zero state emission for ships. Andy Smith, Deputy Commissioner, Canadian Coast Guard. #shiptech @CCG_GCC
— Vanguard (@VanguardMag) March 1, 2018
The future fleet of the @CCG_GCC will include embracing innovation, green technology, forward looking for new ships design and hybrid propulsion. Derek Buxton. #shiptech
— Vanguard (@VanguardMag) March 1, 2018
As we head down to a lower sulphur world in 2020, we will see LNG and other alternative fuels being look at. #shiptech Andrew Kendrick.
— Vanguard (@VanguardMag) March 1, 2018
Innovation is directly related to thinking. Cmdre Simon Page. #techgov18
— Vanguard (@VanguardMag) March 1, 2018
We are getting closer to giving life to machines. #AI #shiptech Jean Michel Filion, Uncharted Research & Development Inc.
— Vanguard (@VanguardMag) March 1, 2018
