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Stena Line AI project saves fuel on vessels

Stena Line AI project saves fuel on vessels

06/11/19

The pilot project of the Swedish ferry company, Stena Line, using artificial intelligence (AI) technology in order to predict the most fuel-efficient way to operate a vessel is saving fuel on the company’s ships. In particular, the software, which is named Stena Fuel Pilot, is expected to be installed during autumn, on five more Stena Line vessels. Moreover, the company states that its ambition during 2020, is to promote the technology across its 37 vessels operating in Europe.

Singapore is ready to adopt AI technologies

Singapore is ready to adopt AI technologies

25/10/19

Olivier Wyman forum launched the “Global Cities’ AI Readiness Index” ranking more than 100 countries on their readiness to adopt AI and other technologies, with Singapore winning the first place as the most prepared to adopt AI technologies.

ABS, SHI to advance digitalization, data and AI

ABS, SHI to advance digitalization, data and AI

18/09/19

ABS and Samsung Heavy Industries will join forces on the use of digital technologies, aiming to streamline designing, building, and classing assets in a joint development project signed on September 17. The JDP regards 3D digital disclosure, data exchange, and the use of analytics to support the new construction process and pilot the survey of the future.

Watch: MOL unveils AI vessel recognition system

12/09/19

Japanese MOL and SenseTime Japan Ltd. developed a new vessel image recognition and recording system, which deploys artificial intelligence to recognize surrounding vessels. The video shows the system’s installation for demonstration testing aboard the cruise ship “Nippon Maru” operated by MOPAS.

New AI engine to detect blade damage of wind turbines

New AI engine to detect blade damage of wind turbines

03/09/19

Swiss UAV technology company Sulzer Schmid and artificial intelligence specialist NNAISENSE teamed up to develop an artificial intelligence engine to automatically detect rotor blade damages on wind turbine. The initial version will be able to flag all areas of concern on any given damaged blade.

PSA Singapore, Envision cooperate to promote technology fields

PSA Singapore, Envision cooperate to promote technology fields

30/07/19

PSA Corporation Ltd and Envision Digital International Pte Ltd (Envision) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate in knowledge sharing and capability transfer for development in the fields of engineering, technology, Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things.

Watch: How innovations transform consumer goods industry

Watch: How innovations transform consumer goods industry

23/07/19

Technology giant IBM issued a new video explaining how new technology trends, like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things and Blockchain, are expected to transform the consumer goods industry in a current landscape, where consumer demand pushes for more and more innovations in the industry. 

Researchers launch AI computer system to forecast storms

Researchers launch AI computer system to forecast storms

12/07/19

In efforts of keeping track of the weather forecasts and predict how the weather will evolve, a team of researchers devised a computer model that, allegedly, will help forecasters spot developing storms faster and more accurately.

Canada to apply AI on supply chains

Canada to apply AI on supply chains

08/07/19

Nulogy, a provider of agile supply chain solutions, along with the Government of Canada’s scale.ai program, launched a collaborative government-sponsored and industry-led initiative, aiming to make Canada an international leader in the field of artificial intelligence applied to supply chains.

Partners collaborate to bring AI assistance to harbour towing

Partners collaborate to bring AI assistance to harbour towing

27/06/19

Rotterdam’s PortX announced its collaboration with Helm Operations, to bring OptiPort’s AI assistance, aiming to improve scheduling harbour towing operations; The partners aim to combine the former’s AI-based port dispatching system, OptiPort, with Helm CONNECT, the world’s leading harbor dispatching and operations software.

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