Updated on 14 October 2026
Marine autonomy, sensing and edge AI for ocean observation
Senior Lecturer in Marine Robotics at UNSW
Sydney, Australia
About
UNSW Sydney offers expertise in autonomous marine and underwater robotics, localisation and mapping, sensing, persistent autonomy, and onboard/edge AI. We are seeking established Horizon Europe consortia, particularly around HORIZON-NATURE-2027-04-01 / OceanEye, where we can contribute to autonomous observation, intelligent sensing, navigation, field deployment and validation in challenging marine environments, including remote, deep-water and Southern Ocean settings.
Topic
- HORIZON-NATURE-2027-04-01: A stronger Global Ocean Observing System to enhance Europe’s strategic autonomy, climate resilience and biodiversity conservation
Type
- Partner looking for consortium
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
- Early stage
- Partner looking for consortium
- HORIZON-NATURE-2027-04-01: A stronger Global Ocean Observing System to enhance Europe’s strategic autonomy, climate resilience and biodiversity conservation
Andriy Utevsky
Associate Professor at V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Project cooperation
Ocean observing, satellite monitoring and marine governance
- Partner looking for consortium
- HORIZON-NATURE-2027-04-01: A stronger Global Ocean Observing System to enhance Europe’s strategic autonomy, climate resilience and biodiversity conservation
Eirini Fasia
Lecturer Marine Law/ Law of the Sea at Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen, Netherlands
Project cooperation
HORIZON-NATURE-2027-04-01 – Global Ocean Observing System
- Early stage
- Partner looking for consortium
- HORIZON-NATURE-2027-04-01: A stronger Global Ocean Observing System to enhance Europe’s strategic autonomy, climate resilience and biodiversity conservation
Sandra Gamero Roldán
Innovation Officer at CTA
Sevilla, Spain