On Tuesday, February 21, 2023, the i2b meet-up entitled "Civilian use of drones" will take place in Bremen. The event can be followed both on site and in a live broadcast.

Topics and panel discussion from the i2b meet-up

It is essentially about the project platform "U-Space Reallabore Norddeutschland und Deutsche Bucht & UAS-Leitstelle Bremen (USSP)" and Bremen as a location for unmanned aviation. The smooth operation of manned and unmanned aviation is absolutely essential. A U-Space Service Provider is required to ensure that the integration can take place safely.

At the event, well-known faces from the aviation industry will also report on their companies and present new ideas. Founder and entrepreneur Harald Rossol will introduce the subsequent panel discussion with a presentation and also take part in the discussion. Another topic will be the successfully completed VTOL-EGM project, which was developed by b.r.m. IT & Aerospace and two other institutions.

Further information on the i2b meet-up can be found here.

The IT service provider b.r.m., together with Droniq GmbH and IFAM, held a workshop on the U-Space North-West platform and USSP Bremen on 26.01.2023. This presentation was held at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Applied Materials Research (IFAM).

Speakers and overview

The presentation was given by Emily Pfister, Sales & Business Development Manager at Droniq GmbH, Tim Strohbach, scientist at IFAM, and Harald Rossol, Managing Director and founder of the Bremen-based IT service provider b.r.m. The workshop participants included several interested parties, including the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS), which would benefit enormously from the use of drones in the North Sea. After the welcome and a round of introductions, the presentation of the U-Space North-West & USSP Bremen and the current status of the implementation of the U-Space regulation followed.

Content of the presentations at the IFAM workshop

There was also an exchange of views on current developments and the assessment of events in Germany. It was noted that there is still a long way to go before the EU regulation on U-Space, which recently came into force, is formulated in German law. This makes it all the more important to test BVLOS and VLOS in real laboratories.

The speakers then spoke to the workshop participants about the use of BVLOS in test centers. They explained about the Helgoland test center and ODCC and shared previous results and experiences. In addition, the Hatten EDWH airfield and the nearby flight school were identified as the perfect location for the Hatten-UAS test center.

As the EU regulation also mentions the involvement of local bodies and public participation procedures, the speakers at the workshop also presented the UAS Control Center Bremen USSP and the U-Space Reallabore Norddeutschland.

Finally, there was an outlook for the coming years and an appeal to politicians, authorities, science and research, etc. Participation opportunities for the participants were then presented in a list. You can also follow us on Instagram @brm_IT_Aerospace.

On January 24, 2023, the DIGITAL HUB INDUSTRY (DHI) held an inspiring event entitled Company Transformation.

Background of DIGITAL HUB INDUSTRY

The DIGITAL HUB INDUSTRY creates and promotes cooperation networks. It sees itself as a driver of interdisciplinary cooperation and a supporter with a wide range of services. In the multi-generational house, priority is given solely to innovative and creative exchange and comprehensive networking. Whether companies from industry, the service sector, research and development or start-ups, at DHI all kinds of talents get to know each other and expand their network with direct access to other networks. At the DHI, interested parties from a wide range of industries can make contact with each other.

Players and topics of the event

At yesterday's event, entrepreneurs discussed the self-designed transformation process of their company. Moderated by Janna Schlegelmilch, from the RKW Service Center Digital at the Workplace, and Martin Schulze, from Netzwerk Umwelt Unternehmen, the extensive conversation began. The discussion partners included managing directors and HR managers from well-known Bremen companies.

These included Harald Rossol, founder and Managing Director of Bremen-based IT service provider b.r.m. Technology and Management Consulting. As a pioneer of green IT and with his many years of experience in the IT sector, Rossol was able to take part in the informative discussions and pass on his creative ideas.

The discussions began with three introductory questions about the drivers of transformation, motivation and whether a crisis is necessary for a transformation. This was followed by an intensive and qualitative exchange between the partners and a concluding outlook on developments for 2023.

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