As part of the ROBONETCBC project, a two-day event was held in Kotor on 24 and 25 February, bringing together project partners, institutional representatives and experts in the fields of environmental protection, robotics and water monitoring.
On the first day, the project Steering Committee meeting was held at the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Kotor, during which project coordinator Prof. Dr Ante Šiljeg (University of Zadar) presented the results achieved so far. Partners jointly reviewed next steps and planned upcoming activities.
On the second day, the ROBONETCBC Conference titled "Robotics and Sensors as the Foundation for More Precise Monitoring and Prevention of Sea and Freshwater Pollution" was held. The conference provided an opportunity to exchange knowledge, experiences and best practices among experts working in environmental protection, science and technology, with a special focus on the application of advanced solutions for more efficient pollution monitoring and prevention.
The two-day event in Kotor once again confirmed the importance of cross-border cooperation, connecting science and practice, and joint efforts to develop innovative solutions for the preservation of the region's natural resources.
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