Autonomy at sea: Navigate upcoming rules with IMCA
Join speakers from the International Marine Contractors’ Association (IMCA) to look at where we are with global regulations in shipping when it comes to autonomy.
In the fourth of the Seawork Insights Online Series, we sit down with IMCA technical advisers Roger Moore and Richard Purser, who will provide expertise and the opportunity to ask questions on MASS regulatory perspective and ROVs, including:
- Four levels of autonomy – what are they, and is this leading towards a global standard?
- IMCA activity re ROV, AUV, USV, space, including accreditation of inspectors
- What the IMCA view on on the IMO’s forthcoming MASS regulations
- What IMCA is doing in response
As autonomous technologies continue to reshape maritime operations, the development of clear, consistent global regulation is becoming increasingly critical.
This free-to-attend online session partnering with the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) will examine the evolving regulatory landscape for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) and underwater systems, with a particular focus on the role of the IMO and industry response.
