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Frazer-Nash attended the Maritime Autonomous Systems conference on 6-8 October 2014 at the Qinetiq Maritime Automomy centre in Haslar.
The conference examined the future implications of autonomy and its impact on current naval concepts and operations.
It was designed to draw together the key elements in the exploitation of autonomy and provided:
- Government only sessions where priorities and perspectives were shared
- Industry views on current and future technology evolution
- Showcased technologies in the market-place
The conference provided an important step in understanding the current and future seascape and the challenges that must be met. Link to site.