Navantia Australia To Host Series of Tech Talks at Indo Pacific 2025
Navantia Australia is proud to be hosting a series of Tech Talks on our stand throughout the Indo Pacific International Maritime Exposition next week.
These sessions will offer insights into both the cutting-edge autonomous and digital technologies being developed in support of the future of naval operations, and the academia-industry collaborations that are making it happen.
Hear directly from our experts as they explore the innovation behind the development of future sovereign capability.
Make sure to plan your visit and join the conversation at our stand.
Day 1 – Tuesday 4 November
1200
Kodal Autonomous™ Uncrewed Landing Craft
Lachlan Bennet – Navantia Australia
1400
Mobulae: Innovation Through Biomimetic Design
Dr Changhun Han – Navantia Australia
1500
Teleia™ Intelligent Asset Management Platform
Dr William Infante – Navantia Australia
1600
Omatha™ Multi Robot Teaming System
Dr Ravi Ranashinghe – University of Technology Sydney
Day 2 – Wednesday 5 November
1100
Autonomous Vessel Regulatory Framework & 3 Lessons Learnt
Berit Letting – DNV
1345
Immersive Training – Remote Assistance & Simulated Control Systems
Javier Novella – Navantia Australia
Jordan Stevens – Navantia Australia
1530
Compressed AI Models for Edge Use Cases in Defence
Wendy Chin – Multiverse Computing
1545
Addressing Challenges in Underwater Communications Through Optical, Quantum &
AI Technologies
Fernando Aller Sánchez – Multiverse Computing
Day 3 – Thursday 6 November
1000
Partnership for Impact: When Academia Meets Industry
Prof. Pier Marzocca – Sir Lawrence Wackett Defence & Aerospace Centre – RMIT University
1100
The Naval Research Centre: Establishing & Enabling Industry-Academia Research Partnerships
Mal Wise – Australian Maritime College, University of Tasmania
1230
Utilising AMCSearch’s Autonomous Maritime Systems Test & Evaluation Centre
Chris White – Australian Maritime College, University of Tasmania
1400
Marintec – A New Model for University-Industry Collaboration
Dr Frank Jensen – Marintec, University of Technology Sydney
For more information, please contact us at media@navantia.com.au