Lloyd’s Register, Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Hyundai Heavy Industries signed an agreement so as to develop digital twin technology and support the digitalisation of the maritime industry.
Read moreKlaveness Digital will collaborate with players in the aluminium industry to create a solution to better manage supply chain risk and reduce the waste from maritime logistics.
Read moreWilson Sons, a port and maritime logistics operator in Brazil, acquired a minority equity participation at Docktech. The deal also regards a commercial exclusivity agreement to install digital twin technology throughout Brazilian ports.
Read moreArtemis Technologies, which is leading a programme to develop a new class of zero-emission high speed vessels, has unveiled its mechanical hardware in the loop (mHIL) simulator and digital twin capability in Northern Ireland.
Read moreDutch shipbuilder, Damen Shipyard, and US-based startup, Sea Machines Robotics, signed an alliance agreement to further investigate the adoption of collision avoidance functionality onboard Damen ships. The alliance aims at speeding up the adoption of several navigating technologies to increase autonomy levels on Damen-built vessels.
Read moreKorea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE), the shipbuilding holding company of the world's largest shipbuilder, Hyundai Heavy Industries Group, has developed a digital twin ship technology that allows it to test operate a vessel in a virtual environment.
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