TUSExpo, in co-operation with The Hague Security Delta, is ready for the start of the first fully integrated Unmanned Systems trade show and conference in Europe in only a few weeks. The organisation has completed the line-up of speakers and a full list of exhibitors is available on the website.
From 4 until 6 February, the whole supply chain of the Unmanned Systems industry will be represented at the World Forum, The Hague. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet any company from component suppliers and software developers to service providers and integrators. Among the companies present will be Aerialtronics, NLR, Explicit, Airwaire, ESP and EUROUSC. The complete list of exhibitors is published at www.tusexpo.com. TUSExpo and European Enterprise Network offer TUSE Matchmaking TUSExpo offers many opportunities for networking to generate new leads for business. In co-operation with the European Enterprise Network (EEN), a network initiative of the European Commission, TUSExpo has facilitated TUSE Matchmaking. By registering for TUSE Matchmaking, visitors can now prepare for their visit and book one-to-one meetings with their peers.
A preview of speakers at TUSE Conference
The line-up for speakers at TUSE Conference is now also complete and a full conference programme is available on the www.tusexpo.com/conference. The programme covers all sectors of the industry including Agriculture, EU Legislation, Oil & Gas, and Safety & Security.
Tor Olav Steine, entrepreneur and chairman at Alfatroll, will present an autonomous prototype technology used in an avionic environment and discuss its benefits and how the system can be prepared for other critical operations. The integration of solar technology in Unmanned Systems will be presented by Guido Dalessi, who is responsible for marketing and sales activities at Sensus Energy. Jesper Falk, market director at COWI, Denmark’s Department for Mapping and Surveying, will talk about the advanced use of UAV Data varying from videos for automatic traffic counting and ortho images for automatic detection of plants, to surface models for water flow modelling and 3D mapping of buildings using photogrammetric principles.
Registration
TUSExpo will open on Wednesday 4 February from 10:00 to 17:00 hours. Opening hours on Thursday 5 February are also from 10:00 to 17:00 hours, and on Friday 6 February from 10:00 to 14:00 hours. Visit www.tusexpo.com/registration/ to register for the exhibition and conference. Until 27 January visitors can register for free entrance to the exhibition. Tickets can also be purchased at the gate on each day of the show for €75,-.