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Join us at the Danish Technical University (DTU) for a forward-looking conference on bridging university innovation to real-world defense applications, with a particular focus on Denmark’s role in the evolving European defense landscape and dual-use technology that serves both civil and military purposes.
As the Draghi report highlights critical challenges to Europe’s competitiveness and innovation capacity, Denmark faces similar concerns in staying at the forefront of technological advancement and strategic autonomy.
This conference will explore the increasingly crossover of civil and military technologies, aiming to inspire a balanced approach to innovation that serves both sectors. Through an expert panel, presentations, and discussions, we’ll delve into what a Danish model for defense innovation could look like: a model that leverages university research, aligns with national security interests, and supports a resilient European value chain.
Whether you are a researcher, industry leader, or policy maker, this event offers a unique platform to connect with others dedicated to advancing Denmark’s role in defense technology and innovation.
This is a must-attend event for researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers eager to contribute to Denmark’s role in shaping sustainable, dual-use technology for a secure future.
Questions: Contact Marianne Andersen [email protected]
This presentation is about activities within the Subsurface & Seabed Warfare Division and the Naval Weapons School´s 30 years of experience with the use of drones for training the Navy.
Anna will explore the concept of dual-use technologies through the work and expertise of Centre for Security DTU, with an emphasis on their role in research, applications, and collaboration opportunities.
Examples of Dual Use. Lessons learned from Europe´s first Dual Use start up accelerator and an introduction to the six start ups who took part.
Satellites and high altitude drones. A short overview of satellites and high altitude drones, their sensors for Earth observation and defense applications.
Robots without Borders: Bridging Civil Innovations with Security and Defence Applications.
Anna will present space robots in smart clothing. In the “smart skin” project, protective clothing is being developed for robot arms. When the robot arm wear “smart textiles” with printed electronics and advanced sensors integrated, they become safer and more efficient.
In Denmark and Europe, one of the most important political priorities is to ensure security of supply and capacity building in the Armed Forces. An element of security of supply is deliveries and supply chains, but we must also be able to develop new solutions in the field of defense in the future. Without the Danish and European defense industry, we would not have any defense and preparedness. Today, a large part of European defense and security procurement is placed with end producers outside the EU. In addition to the security of supply challenge, this means that Denmark and the EU will also lose jobs, skills and innovativeness.
Danish companies have many strengths which can come into play in the European build-up of defense capacity and ensure European security of supply. This requires close cooperation with universities, GTS institutes and the Armed Forces.
DI, Dansk Metal, ATV and IDA point to a number of recommendations for how Denmark can strengthen its position in the development of and research into future defense solutions.
Politician Stinus Lindgreen. Roberto Galeazzi DTU. Boris Russel Normark Defence. Laura Klitgaard IDA Chair. Ole Kværnø nfc
The Autonomous Systems Test Arena ASTA is the worlds largest indoor infrastructure for testing mobile robot technology on land, in the air, and on/ under water. Matteo Fumagalli will present some of the projects being worked on as of now.
If you are interested in speaking, please contact Marianne Andersen [email protected] – we are especially interested in cases: where is the technology being used and what are the good/ challenging stories to tell.
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