EVENTS / 1st CADDY Workshop

Date: 9-10 June 2014

Location: CNR, Rome, Italy

Website: http://www.issia.cnr.it/wp/?page_id=3490

Download the programme here.

Download the poster here.

1st CADDY Workshop was organized as a part of the EMRA'14 - Workshop on EU-funded Marine Robotics and Applications. Founders of this new workshop are coordinators of four FP7 projects related to marine robotics: CADDY, MORPH, ARROWS and PANDORA.

The underlying motivation of this new workshop is to increase the efficiency in orchestration and dissemination across EU marine research. We have observed a close coupling between individual FP7 projects and their intended application audience, yet many of the technologies developed are applicable beyond their motivating problem. Currently, for a marine technology stakeholder to fully digest EU marine research requires attending too many overly technical, and overly specific individual workshops. We hope EMRA2014 will condense an exciting range of cutting edge research developments into a single manageable event.

EMRA'14 in numbers:

4 FP7 projects
7 speakers from industry
9 speakers from academia
more than 100 participants from all over Europe

EMRA'14 speakers and their presentations:

Nikola Mišković, University of Zagreb	CADDY project presentation
Nando Boero, National Research Council of Italy	Challenges for Mediterranean Biodiversity
Massimo Garbo, CNS International	Current trends in Commercial Diving and Robotics development
Alessio Turetta, GRAALTech, Italy	FOLOGA and UMA: two stories from research market
Antonio Pascoal, Instituto Superior Technico, Portugal	MORPH Project Presentation
Vegard Evjen Hovstein, Maritime robotics, Norway	Unmanned systems for maritime operations - trends and opportunities
Peter Weiss, COMEX	From sea to Space: Subsea robotics at COMEX
Benedetto Allotta, University of Florence, Italy	ARROWS Project Presentation and video
Irena Radić Rossi, University of Zadar, Croatia	The ˝Breaking the surface˝ Workshop - A Path of Collaboration and Mutual Understanding
Justin Manley, Teledyne	Advancing unmanned vehicle trough networking and modularity
Laura Gallimberti, ENI Norge, Norway	The Oil&GAS Industry Requirements for Marine Robots of the 21st century
John Hale, University of Luisville, USA	Mapping a Submerged Preclassic Maya Site in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
Raffaele Grandi, L3 Calzoni, Italy	Research Activities in Maritime Robotics for Mobility and Manipulation: Industrial and Academic Perspectives
Claudio Melchiorri, University of Bologna, Italy	A Three-Fingered Cable-Driven Grippe for Underwater Applications
Marc Carreras, University of Girona, Spain	PANDORA Project Presentation
Jeronimo Dzaack, ATLAS Elektronik	Innovations for Maritime Security
Sebastian Eckstein, Technische Universität Ilmenau	Strategies for Robust Mission Planning of Distributed Maritime Systems