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Here you can find our stories. We highlight current topics and explains how we work together with our customers. Get inspired!
Imagine the logistics at an airport. You know when your plane is going to take off, when it is estimated to land, which gate you are leaving from etc. Logistics within the marine sector is far from this. Here, it is often the one who is first to port who wins and it is not unusual for the ships to queue and wait for a place at the port.
To enable the digital transformation necessary for Nordic competitiveness, there is a considerable need for expertise in cybersecurity. Three strong advocates for cybersecurity, who are working actively to increase expertise in the field, are Pernilla Rönn, Head of the Cyber Security division in Sweden, Lone Flohr, CEO of Combitech Denmark, and Anette Roll Richardsen, CEO of Watchcom (a Norwegian cybersecurity company within Combitech).
Preventing and managing cyberthreats is important to industry as well as to the public sector. Paranoia, the Nordic cybersecurity conference, was held 21-22 May 2019. For those who couldn’t attend, please read on. Combitech’s own Tina Lindgren and Jonas Stewén share their reflections.
The Nordic cybersecurity conference of the year – Paranoia – is taking place in May. Among those presenting this year are Erna Solberg (Prime Minister of Norway), Michael Daniel (former adviser to President Obama) and Don Codling (an FBI veteran).
The capabilities and motivations of attackers to go after operational systems in infrastructures critical to society’s resilience are omnipresent. But these sectors are traditionally not prepared to deal with such security threats. It is time to wake up!
Imagine driving a reach stacker, a vehicle capable of lifting 45-tonne containers, in one of the world’s largest harbours. Your job is to move containers from storage and load them on a freighter. You have to keep lots of things in mind – your surroundings, the load, operating the stacker, and safety, of course. How can you get all that experience quickly?
Combitech and Saab has engaged in a research project looking at how modern technology can be used to facilitate assembly in manufacturing industries. The project combines knowledge from information services and system development with commercial technologies from the gaming industry.
Machine Vision technology is a significant piece of the puzzle for any society or industry undergoing a digital transformation. Here we explain how Combitech built a Machine Vision system to streamline container transport, including the use of autonomous trucks.
Combitech Oy has signed an agreement with the Finnish Armed Forces for Life Cycle Support Services for military aviation and maritime defense, as well as for intelligence, surveillance, and command and control systems. The overall value of the procurement is € 5.1 million.
Saab and Combitech are participating in a national project for developing an integration environment for research within autonomous rescue systems. The technology was recently tested together with PhD students in a simulated sea emergency in an archipelago environment.
