AT-Virtual represented by its leader CEEI Asturias, participated in the Workshop When Technology Meets Aquaculture, organized by 3 European projects from the Atlantic Area: Access2sea, Integrate, and AT-Virtual
The Workshop was developed in the framework of the Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference, which took place in Cadiz (Spain) on 1st December. The workshop was approached to co-create and experiment how technology solutions implemented for the maritime sector in IoT, Big Data, and Vision Technologies (VR/AR), could be transferred to a more traditional sector, such as aquaculture.
Under this approach, 3 AT-Virtual startups, Koinsys, UPintelligence, and Pibico, Compañia de Inteligencia de Negocio y Control, that have implemented their industry 4.0 technologies in Maritime Rescue Training Centers (MSTCs), acted as digital enablers in this workshop providing digital solutions to the challenges proposed in aquaculture.
AT-VIRTUAL aims to improve the operability and performance of Maritime Safety Training Centres (MSTCs) in the Atlantic area by enabling businesses to develop emerging technology-based solutions to MSTCs needs in the field of simulation-based training systems for maritime security operations.
The Workshop was developed in the framework of the Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference, which took place in Cadiz (Spain) on 1st December. The workshop was approached to co-create and experiment how technology solutions implemented for the maritime sector in IoT, Big Data, and Vision Technologies (VR/AR), could be transferred to a more traditional sector, such as aquaculture.
Under this approach, 3 AT-Virtual startups, Koinsys, UPintelligence, and Pibico, Compañia de Inteligencia de Negocio y Control, that have implemented their industry 4.0 technologies in Maritime Rescue Training Centers (MSTCs), acted as digital enablers in this workshop providing digital solutions to the challenges proposed in aquaculture.
AT-VIRTUAL aims to improve the operability and performance of Maritime Safety Training Centres (MSTCs) in the Atlantic area by enabling businesses to develop emerging technology-based solutions to MSTCs needs in the field of simulation-based training systems for maritime security operations.
