Tag: AI

Ecospray along with relayr shake hands in order to create new IoT-based desulphurization solutions, driving the sector towards an increasingly digital, efficient and environmentally sustainable future.

In an effort to improve shipping efficiencies within the maritime industry, Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) along with Bearing, Inc. shake hands and agreed to develop a range of products including an AI-powered smart routing engine.

Wartsila shared its insights on the digital development the industry faces, discussed the goals of Wartsila Voyage and explained that 2020 was a year that revealed that shipping's digitalization is inevitable. 

DeepSea Technologies, an AI led maritime technology company, launched the world’s first cost-effective, hardware-free AI-driven platform able to deliver accurate vessel performance insights using only noon data.

It is known that COVID-19 pandemic has enhanced digitalization and remote working. Following the situation, Wärtsilä explained that combining AI and people skills will be key to post-pandemic growth.

A Predictive Intelligence Company joined forces with a number of leading organizations, boosting the presence of AI in the shipping industry and providing companies with its proprietary AI-powered Predictive Intelligence platform.

Maritime piracy today remains a complex challenge to international law, world trade and the safety and security of seafarers. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and other maritime safety advisories publish various counter-piracy guidelines and recommendation to help shipping companies protect their ships against the piracy menace, notes Goh Wai Pheng, General Manager, Satcom & Sensor Systems, Electronics, ST Engineering.

Lloyd's Register has partnered with STC Global to use AI to unlock insight from the vast amounts of incident data captured by HSE functions but left untapped.

The Maritime Police Agency of South Korea announced that it will establish a 'Ship Traffic Control Technology Development Team' to prevent drunk traffic accidents in the sea by using big data and artificial intelligence technology. 

On April 15 2020, Fujitsu Limited verified that the results of a joint field trial with the Japan Coast Guard to predict vessel collisions with AI technology were successful. Specifically, the company's AI technology will be used to detect collision risks early and mitigate the danger of such accidents.