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Advanced Navigation is looking forward to exhibiting at IMDEX Asia and Rotorcraft Asia-Unmanned Systems Asia (RCA-UMSA) 2023.
We will be joining the Team Defence Australia (TDA) delegation to IMDEX, promoting innovative inertial navigation solutions for defence applications that maintain PNT accuracy in GNSS-denied environments.
We will also have a team at RCA-UMSA at the other end of the conference hall, where we will have on display our AI-based navigation solutions for autonomous systems.
When: 3-5 May 2023
Location: Changi Exhibition Centre. 9 Aviation Park Road, Singapore 498760
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IMDEX Asia, the foremost naval and maritime defence event in Asia, has attracted top naval professionals and the most advanced fleets of maritime technologies. From its first show in 1997, this exhibition has been at the forefront of the industry, providing a platform for marine businesses to showcase their latest vessels, systems, and technologies. Through its renowned conferences and live discussions on maritime security, IMDEX Asia has consistently brought together a wide range of global leaders and distinguished guests for each edition.
RCA-UMSA is a pivotal event for the industry, serving as a platform for rotorcraft and unmanned systems to convene and drive the growth of mobility solutions in Asia. Recognized as the foremost event of its kind in the region, RCA-UMSA is essential for advancing the industry’s progress. In conjunction with IMDEX Asia 2023, attendees can anticipate a broader range of unmanned technologies and solutions tailored to the needs of the maritime and defence sectors.
Vito is a chemical engineer with over 10 years of experience in multiples roles leading sales and marketing operations within highly technical industries such as process control and instrumentation, navigation and positioning, chemical tanks, pumps and other specialised engineering equipment. Vito has been part of the team at Advanced Navigation since 2014, and is currently the Head of Sales in the APAC region.
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As a Global Pre-Sales Engineer, I integrate Advanced Navigation Products into solutions for both defence and commercial sectors. This technology provides high-accuracy positioning in diverse applications, allowing for critical autonomous solutions. My work is constantly evolving, as I leverage Advanced Navigation Products to push the boundaries of autonomous technology in these fields. Through my work, I am constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible with Advanced Navigation products, and I am dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in the field. Overall, my role as a Global Pre-Sales Engineer is challenging, exciting, and always evolving as new technologies and applications emerge.
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