Tag: digitalization

Ashdod Port Company has signed an agreement with Maersk North America, to collaborate on innovation opportunities in supply chain logistics.

MOL has obtained Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas, for the basic design of a ship network with cyber resilience measures.

In July 2022, the UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) announced its intention to withdraw from the production of paper charts in late 2026. Following consultations, the withdrawal of Standard Nautical Charts and Thematic Charts will be extended beyond 2026.

The commercialization of autonomous shipping has taken another step forward with the Korean Register (KR) and Liberian Registry (LISCR) awarding Approval in Principle (AiP) on 31 January for Hyundai Intelligent Navigation Assistant System (HiNAS 2.0).

According to Maersk, digital twins have huge potential to help design, visualise, monitor, optimise, and maintain assets more effectively. For this reason, the company describes four ways digital twins will shake up logistics.

Maersk's integrated logistics arm aims to improve its inventory management system by outsourcing the job of checking pallet locations to a drone.

A Standardised Vessel Dataset (SVD) for Noon Reports has been launched by the Smart Maritime Council following the completion of a proof-of-concept project involving vessel operators OSM Maritime, Thome Group and V.Ships.

Portsmouth International Port, working with Swanbarton, ESC and MSE International, piloted the Port Energy Systems Optimisation (PESO) smart energy system as part of a strategy to significantly decarbonise the port’s energy operations.

Pacific International Lines (PIL) has engaged Lloyd’s Register's i4 Insight, to help it reduce emissions and maximize fleet performance with a four-year fleet-wide agreement.

NYK and Ghelia will collaborate on R&D for autonomous ships, as well as introduce Ghelia’s AI technologies to business processes in NYK operations.