The maritime industry and broader ocean supply chain are suffering from major and costly inefficiencies, due to ineffective data sharing and poor cross-industry collaboration, according to a new report released by the Business Performance Innovation Network, in coordination with Navis and XVELA, both part of Cargotec.
Read moreDetailsNavis announced that Qingdao New Qianwan Container Terminal Co., Ltd, Asia’s first fully automated terminal, successfully implemented the Navis N4 terminal system, under phase one of its larger automation project, to leverage advanced functionality for automated equipment, including optimized scheduling and dispatching, and analytics.
Read moreDetailsTop players from marine and IT-industry have teamed up to jointly develop world's first system of autonomous ships. The shared vision for the ecosystem partners is to enable fully remote controlled vessels in the Baltic Sea in three years and to achieve autonomous commercial maritime traffic by 2025.
Read moreDetailsAccording to Kalmar, in 2060 data will fundamentally change the way the world trade operates, making it more efficient, safe and sustainable. Terminals will be complete logistic ecosystems that act as global interchange points for an on-demand society.
Read moreDetailsMacGregor, part of Cargotec, announced that signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Rolls-Royce, in order to collaborate on research and development to explore the impact of developments in autonomy for cargo ship navigation and cargo systems onboard container ships. This aims to lay the groundwork for the development of autonomous container ships.
Read moreDetailsMacGregor, part of Cargotec, organised its first hackathon "Hack the sea" on 11 - 13 November 2016 at the Interschalt Maritime Education & Training Centre, in Schenefeld, Germany. The event brought together over 70 participants, including 33 hackers in ten teams.
Read moreDetailsCargotec announced that together with maritime industry and ICT companies, will establish world's first ecosystem aimed at creating autonomous marine transport system to the Baltic Sea by 2025.
Read moreDetailsMacGregor received a major order from Kleven in Norway for six comprehensive deck handling equipment packages
Read moreDetailsMacGregor, part of Cargotec, has won a series of deck equipment orders from Chinese shipbuilder Xiamen Shipbuilding IndustryMacGregor to supply six vessels with deck machinery
Read moreDetailsMacGregor has received a contract from Stena to convert the 29,800gt RoPax ferry Dieppe Seaways to optimise it for its new route
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