Vic Grosjean Chairing the Maritime Working Group at AAUS

The Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) Maritime Working Group is the largest and most diverse sector for uncrewed systems in Australia.

Leading the Future of Maritime Autonomous Systems (MAS) as an accomplished Systems Engineer, University Lecturer, and Project Manager, Vic has spent the last 2 decades developing and deploying cutting-edge uncrewed maritime technologies. He is currently helping with the establishment of ReefWorks test ranges at the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) in Townsville, Queensland. Vic envisions a future where Maritime Autonomous Systems (MAS) enhance maritime safety, operational efficiency, and cost-effectiveness across Australia’s maritime sector.

Through the AAUS Maritime Working Group, he aims to foster collaboration between industry leaders, researchers, and government agencies to address the challenges and opportunities surrounding MAS deployment. The Role of the AAUS Maritime Working Group The AAUS Maritime Working Group plays a critical role in advancing uncrewed maritime systems, ensuring that Australia remains a global leader in marine autonomy and innovation. Under Vic’s leadership, the group is focused on: Enhancing regulatory frameworks for uncrewed maritime operations. Encouraging industry collaboration to drive technological advancements. Promoting sustainable and efficient maritime operations. Supporting research and development to maximize MAS potential. Vic’s leadership and strategic vision position the AAUS Maritime Working Group as a key player in shaping the future of autonomous maritime operations in Australia.

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