Providing value to MASG members
MAS is a fast-moving world and it’s important that we share our experiences as well as showcase our achievements. Networking and advocacy are therefore important activities for MASG. In this context, we aim to provide to our members:
- A programme of events, seminars and masterclasses
- Timely and relevant information on MAS business and networking opportunities, including trade shows and grant funding calls
- A clear and coherent voice for the UK MAS industry to help shape policy and inform initiatives to UK and local government
- Informed public debate on the value and importance of MAS to the UK
Accompanying the myriad of opportunities created by Maritime Autonomous Systems are many differing communities of interest with potentially complex routes to market. To help MAS stakeholders we’ve tried to pull various sources of information into one place.
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Research & Development Funding | · MarRI-UK |
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UK Trade Shows:
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International Trade Shows |
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NSIGN Market Sounding Phase continues with an online webinar on Wednesday 27th September and a Market Sounding Day on Monday 9th October in London
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