The Naval Connection proudly
concluded the Technology in Maritime (TIM) 2024 event at the Celebrations
Sports Club, Mumbai, showcasing a vibrant platform for maritime innovation and
collaboration.
Over the past four years,
the Technology in Maritime (TIM) event has established itself as a pivotal
platform for technological engagement within the maritime industry. As the
largest gathering focused on maritime technology, TIM has evolved into a
dynamic startup hub, fostering innovation and collaboration among industry
leaders, startups, and academia. This year's event marks a significant
milestone, highlighting the industry's commitment to embracing technological
advancements and driving sustainable growth through enhanced networking and
knowledge-sharing opportunities.
The event commenced with the
Innovation in Maritime (IIM) segment, where students showcased their groundbreaking
ideas in dedicated stalls, followed by the Yuva Tarang Cultural festival,
celebrating the talents of young performers. Each institute put up a great show
of talent and skills.
The afternoon session began
with the inauguration of TIM 2024, featuring a welcome note from Capt. Shoukat
Mukherjee, CEO of The Naval Connection. The keynote address was delivered by
Dr. Rajnish Kumar, a Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar National Award-winning professor
from IIT Madras, who provided insightful perspectives on maritime technology.
Special Guest Speaker, Padmini Mellacheravu, a technology specialist from
Lloyd's Register, captivated the audience with her expertise on future energy
technologies and the use of Hydrogen as an alternate fuel for propulsion.
Following these addresses, Capt. Karan Kochhar. MD of Maersk and Shri Ravi Kumar Moka, Ship Surveyor-cum-Deputy Director General of Shipping [Tech], delivered engaging talks. The event then transitioned into a B2B session with the Platinum partners Mariapps Team, led by Mr. Arun Janardhan, Director, Software Development, and Rajeev Unnikrishnan, Product Manager.
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