Send us a text Imagine an industry so vital that 90% of everything you touch has traveled on it, yet so traditional that innovation often struggles to find a foothold. This is the maritime world that Caitlin Hardy, founder of Nessie, has dedicated her career to transforming. From her early days building tiny autonomous sailboats at the US Naval Academy to founding a company that helps startups navigate the complex waters of maritime commerce, Hardy brings a refreshing perspective to one of h...
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Send us a text Imagine an industry so vital that 90% of everything you touch has traveled on it, yet so traditional that innovation often struggles to find a foothold. This is the maritime world that Caitlin Hardy, founder of Nessie, has dedicated her career to transforming. From her early days building tiny autonomous sailboats at the US Naval Academy to founding a company that helps startups navigate the complex waters of maritime commerce, Hardy brings a refreshing perspective to one of h...
Jaquelyn Elise Peterson Burton from Kongsberg Maritime tells why autonomy is a big thing i maritime
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1 year ago
Jaquelyn Elise Peterson Burton from Kongsberg Maritime tells why autonomy is a big thing i maritime
Send us a text Why is autonomy a big thing in maritime? What is pushing this shift forward and what are the obstacles? What does Industry 5.0 mean? How does it feel when you lose control of a big ship in a tight place? All this and a lot more in the very first episode of Autonomy Journals, with captain Jacquelyn Burton, EMBA, AFNI, ESCP Global Executive PhD candidate, Board Chair and Member in several associations, Head of Creative Design at Kongsberg Maritime. Shortly, she is a ...
The Autonomy Journals
Send us a text Imagine an industry so vital that 90% of everything you touch has traveled on it, yet so traditional that innovation often struggles to find a foothold. This is the maritime world that Caitlin Hardy, founder of Nessie, has dedicated her career to transforming. From her early days building tiny autonomous sailboats at the US Naval Academy to founding a company that helps startups navigate the complex waters of maritime commerce, Hardy brings a refreshing perspective to one of h...
