Meet the technologies helping ports see more, make better operational decisions and work in challenging conditions. Explore practical use cases and find relevant teams to meet at the Forum.
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Startups and solutions
Port authorities, operators, technology companies and investors meet these teams in 15-minute meetings in the afternoon; attendance is by invitation. Each profile shows the port challenge it addresses and its potential operational benefits. Profiles are under review; participation will be confirmed before booking opens.
Berth & water
Caen, France
A port data platform combining AIS, satellite Earth observation, sensors, weather and currents for environmental intelligence.
Port use case
Sinay: oil-spill detection and environmental monitoring
Gate & road
Barcelona, Spain
Computer vision and OCR that reads container, vehicle and wagon identifiers from existing cameras.
Port use case
AllRead reads truck plates and container codes at the gate
Gate & road
Paris, France
Mobility and incident information software that aggregates traffic and disruption data for authorities, operators and residents.
Port use case
Nextérité: road-incident information for port access
Breakwater & seabed
Rome, Italy
Satellite InSAR and optical Earth observation for ground deformation and structural stability monitoring.
Port use case
TITAN4 measures millimetre movement of the breakwater and quay from orbit
Container yard
Paris, France
LiDAR spatial intelligence that tracks people, vehicles and equipment in 3D from infrastructure or vehicle mounts.
Port use case
Outsight shows blocked lanes and near-misses in the yard as they happen
Breakwater & seabed
Spain
Underwater inspection services plus autonomous surface and subsea vehicles and an inspection data platform.
Port use case
EONSEA inspects the quay wall and seabed with an underwater robot
Gate & road
Estonia
Hydrogen-powered long-endurance UAV with optional sensing, including ground-penetrating radar.
Port use case
SKYCORP flies a hydrogen drone along the port fence
Ship
Onboard AI that fuses propulsion, electrical, sensor and camera data for vessel diagnostics and decision support.
Port use case
Pollentia: vessel diagnostics and decision support
Ship
London, United Kingdom
Autonomous underwater drones applying controlled UVC to prevent biofouling while a vessel is stationary.
Port use case
TUCCO treats the hull with UV light while the ship lies alongside
Belgium
Drone and robotic inspection with AI data analysis for terminals, cranes, tanks and other port infrastructure.
Port use case
To be confirmed with the team before the Forum.
Programme and matchmaking
On 20 October the Resilience Forum meets at the Port Authority: presentations, networking and fifteen-minute meetings. On 21 October the PEIC Congress runs at VDS. All times are local to Valencia (CEST).
Arrival and registration.
The Port Authority of Valencia or Fundación Valenciaport welcomes the room and introduces the day.
Ports, corporates, PIN members and technology companies introduce themselves and the priorities they bring to the forum.
A panel on how ports can use sensing and data to understand their infrastructure, operations and environment, detect problems earlier and withstand disruption.
TUCCO, EONSEA and Sinay present applications for monitoring port infrastructure, the seabed, corrosion, oil spills and biofouling. Each presentation is followed by questions from ports and industry participants.
AllRead, Outsight, Nextérité and Pollentia present applications for monitoring vehicles, containers, equipment, congestion and safety across quays, yards and gates. Each presentation is followed by questions from ports and industry participants.
TITAN4, SkyeBase and SKYCORP present applications using drones and satellite data to monitor infrastructure, the environment, security and vessel activity. Each presentation is followed by questions from ports and industry participants.
Fifteen-minute meetings arranged in advance around specific challenges, technologies and potential applications.
A summary of the day and the conversations, pilots and collaborations to take forward.
A guided boat tour of the Port of Valencia, seeing the areas discussed during the day.
Networking dinner for Resilience Forum and Congress speakers.
Agora Stage, City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia
The Port Entrepreneurship International Congress runs inside VDS, Valencia's tech conference. Opentop and VDS publish its agenda and speakers, and they change it up to the day, so check their page before you go.
Entry is through VDS. Check that your ticket or invitation covers 21 October before you travel.
Afternoon 1:1 meetingsYour 1:1 meetings
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| Startup | 14:00 | 14:20 | 14:40 | Break | 15:05 | 15:25 |
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| SkyeBase |
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Venue
20 October 2026 · Valencia, Spain
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Programme team
HopoHopo runs the 300 Maritime Ventures Program: scouting startups, matching them with ports, and following up after the Forum.
Organised by Opentop · Powered by 300 Maritime Ventures Program · Hosted at the Port Authority of Valencia with Fundación Valenciaport
