3rd – 5th September 2025
Scottish Association for Marine Science, PA37 1QA
Level: Zero to intermediate experience with environmental robotics
Gain practical and theoretical insights into the use of cutting-edge scientific robotics, across aerial, air-sea and marine platforms, for monitoring rapidly changing environments. Designed for a wide range of stakeholders, this course is ideal whether you’re just starting out, looking to improve current operations, or aiming to reduce operational costs without compromising data quality or reliability.
Across the 3 days, you will work closely with SAMS industry experts, learning about the different types of platforms and sensor technology on the market, their capabilities in the field with first-hand case studies, legislation and cost considerations when purchasing and operating the vehicles, early-stage testing and mission preparation, sensor integration, data pre- and post-processing, and horizon scanning. There will also be multiple networking and question and answer opportunities throughout the duration of the course.
What you’ll gain:
- Course accredited by IMarEST – the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and technology
- Practical and theoretical insights into the use of cutting-edge scientific robotics to boost project quality and internal expertise
- Practical experience with industry-tested tools for smarter investment decisions, reduced operational costs, and lower risk of costly mistakes
- Confidence in the safe operation of robotics and autonomous systems
- Horizon scanning insights to help you stay ahead of technological trends
- Strategic alignment with emerging environmental technologies
- Opportunities to connect and collaborate with peers and industry professionals
- Immediately applicable skills to make a real-world impact
Limited places ensure a deep, high-impact learning experience.
Ready to Apply? Visit: https://www.sams.ac.uk/robotics/academy/courses/
Join us and leave empowered with essential knowledge and skills to implement an effective, accurate and repeatable environmental monitoring strategy.
For any questions, contact us at ScientificRoboticsAcademy@sams.ac.uk
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