Looking back at the Digital Summit: A successful participation for north.io
Kiel/Jena, Germany. The German government's two-day Digital Summit, which took place in Jena on 20 and 21 November 2023, marked a milestone for...
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Krueger May 2, 2022
Germany's Federal Research Minister Stark-Watzinger visited the north.io team in Kiel this week to learn more about the Gaia-X project Marispace-X. The Minister was accompanied by MP Gyde Jensen. They were welcomed by Marispace-X project coordinator Jann Wendt on the premises of north.io GmbH.
Marispace-X makes important contribution to sustainability goals
In a one-hour exchange, Mr. Wendt gave his guests an in-depth insight into the 15 million euro project and in particular the new possibilities that a cross-domain virtual space for all available maritime data can offer users from business, science, authorities or NGOs in the future.
The focus was on the four application-oriented pilot projects that the consortium is jointly driving forward, on data exchange in infrastructure projects such as offshore wind farms and on the data-based and AI-supported search for old munitions in the North and Baltic Seas, the optimised cultivation of seagrass meadows as a natural CO2 store, through to the Internet-of-Underwater-Things.
Federal Research Minister Stark-Watzinger was impressed at the end of the talk and praised the strong application, economic and environmental orientation of Marispace-X, seeing it as a good example of "how digitally-supported innovation from research-strong SMEs makes an important contribution to our sustainability goals, which also coincide with the 2030 Agenda".
Photo, from left to right:
Bettina Stark-Watzinger, Federal Research Minister; Jann Wendt, CEO of north.io.
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As we say goodbye to 2023, it's with immense joy and gratitude that we look back on the incredible journey we've had at north.io.