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Maritime conversations in Singapore.

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By ResQVision team

Updated

Alex and Julian joined Austrade’s maritime technology programme to discuss ResQVision with shipping operators and the Australian delegation.

Austrade participation announcement naming Alex Piatek and ResQVision for the Singapore Maritime Tech Program on 20–22 April 2026.
Alex’s original participation announcement. The Landing Pads programme ran from 20–22 April, during Singapore Maritime Week.

Start with the people running the operation.

Alex Piatek and Julian Kovacek joined Austrade’s Southeast Asia Landing Pads maritime technology programme during Singapore Maritime Week, 20–24 April 2026.

In his post after the week, Alex described discussing ResQVision with shipping operators and thanked the Australian delegation and Austrade. These were industry conversations; they do not imply signed customers or deployments.

Make the view useful.

A maritime sensor observation becomes useful when it connects to a specific question: which vessel is moving, what activity warrants review, and which team needs the context?

Our maritime operations page connects those questions to the workflow. The ports page focuses on a port operating environment.

Continue a conversation from the week.

Tell us what your team needs to observe. A first discussion can establish the receiving team, useful sensor inputs and a focused evaluation scope.

Read MPA’s event summary. This retrospective draws on Alex’s 28 April post and was added to this archive on 5 October 2026.

Read the original public source

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