Global Underwater Hub’s (GUH) annual Underwater Robotics Conference is returning to Aberdeen for another year - and companies are being asked to share their expertise in the development of subsea robotic technologies.
Taking place in the event auditorium at GUH’s premises in Westhill on Thursday, 27 November, this one-day event will bring together individuals with a vested interest in the development and application of underwater robotic technology.
Confirmed companies speaking at the event include: Acua Ocean, Institute for Safe Autonomy, Nortek, Ocean Special Risks, Rovtech, Saipem, SMD, TotalEnergies, Verlume, Voysis and Wave Front Systems.
Underwater robotics have become an essential tool within the energy sector and are used in many marine operations, including oil and gas, offshore renewables, defence, ocean science and aquaculture. The conference programme has been developed in collaboration with GUH’s recently established Underwater Robotics Forum, which includes representatives from leading subsea service providers, technology manufacturers and inspection tooling specialists.
Neil Gordon, Chief Executive of the GUH, said: “Our Underwater Robotics Conference is a regular marker for the rapid pace of change in the sector. Technological development is increasing dramatically, and we must be prepared for the future.
“Delegates at the Underwater Robotics Conference 2025 will have the opportunity to hear directly from the leading figures in subsea robotics who are charting the course of innovation. This is particularly important as artificial intelligence and autonomous and remotely operated vehicle technologies open up a wealth of possibilities, creating new efficiencies and supporting the wider energy transition.”
Discounted registration rates for the event are available for GUH members. Conference bookings will close for attendees on Friday, 21 November at 12pm.
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