The first session of the conference of uninhabited, simulation and training systems (Yomix and Simps 2022) witnessed a group of experts, specialists and thought leaders.
The session came under the title "Realization of developments in unmanned systems", B, Tim Williams, a specialist in Airbus Helicobters - marine and unmanned helicopters, Hassan Al Hosani, CEO of Data Company, Marwan Debah, chief researcher in artificial intelligence and systemsCommunications at the Institute of Technology Innovation.
Today, the activities of the conference for uninhabited systems, simulation and training (Yomix and Simx 2022), which combines a prestige of thought leaders from all over the world in a personal presence at the ADNOC Business Center and virtue..
During the first session, Tim Williams, a specialist in Airbus Helicobters - naval and unmanned vertical planes, said that we should not forget that the impact of technical innovation such as drones on the way we carry out operations has not and will not change the goals of these operations and what we seek to achieve.
He added: "We are trying to replace the various skills in the mechanism of human thinking with the advantages of drones, but there is a set of activities necessary to ensure the desired result and enhance the cost in terms of cost and the efficiency of technologies in achieving its goal.".
While Hassan Al -Hosani, CEO of Data, said: "Artificial intelligence technologies and unmanned systems continue to redraw the features of our world.".
He explained: "These technologies today play an important role in enhancing the capabilities of the army, national security, and the transportation sector and in our daily activities. We are witnessing great growth in demand for them in all these sectors, and we realize that the development of technology in the military sector always affects the civil and commercial market.".
He stressed that these solutions improve the cost and operational efficiency of organizational practices.
He emphasized that since G42 had acquired a data company, we focused on the use of uninhabited systems in multiple areas, including uninhabited air systems in our air scanning operations and uninhabited surface vehicles for hydrographic surface.
Marwan Debah, chief researcher in artificial intelligence and communications systems at the Institute of Technology Innovation, said: "Artificial intelligence technologies and the fifth generation technology are the two main directions that we are witnessing today.".
He added: "It can be said that the methodology of the data that has existed for many years, and it is not new, as it has been used since the start of launching ballistic missiles because of the need for a database that secures the right angle and the distance of the target.".
He explained: "While artificial intelligence is associated at the present time with efficiency and ease of obtaining the required information, as most of these technologies have been linked to cloud solutions through low -cost slides that allow the operations of computing the peripheral intelligence intelligence..These developments contribute to addressing challenges related to privacy, coverage and temporal delay..
Promising prospects for self -regulations
The conference attracts a constellation of experts, decision makers, senior officials and academics working in the unmanned regulations sector.
The conference includes 4 discussion sessions that focus on 4 main axes, which are understanding the changing scene in the uninhabited systems sector, and another axis on enhancing confidence and understanding between man and machine and decision -making in the era of unmanned systems.
The conference also focuses on the topic of improving innovation: overcoming the challenges associated with the processes of applying and integrating technologies, and finally, a specialized axis entitled, unmanned systems and the fourth industrial revolution: How technology works to form future capabilities.
The conference, organized by the National Exhibition Company (ADNEC), will be held in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense in the United Arab Emirates, before the launch of the "Yomix" and "Simps" exhibitions from 21 to 23 February, under the slogan "Self -Systems Without Borders: A huge boom and promising prospects ".
The conference witnesses wide international participation, as the list of speakers includes 22 participants, and it is expected that the conference will witness the attendance of 500 participants in the ADNOC Business Center in person, as well as expectations in the presence of up to 1500 people for the conference by default, which highlights the conference's role in enhancing the positionThe UAE as a distinguished global destination for hosting specialized conferences with unmanned systems and simulation and training systems.