A recent study published in the European Transport Research Review sheds light on the regulatory hurdles facing autonomous inland shipping in Europe. Led by Sophie C. Orzechowski from the Institut du Droit International Des Transports, this systemati
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are set to revolutionize maritime transportation, enhancing safety and risk management across the industry. A comprehensive review published in ‘Applied Sciences’ by Irmina Durlik from the Faculty o
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Recent research conducted by Kuncowati from Hang Tuah University in Indonesia sheds light on the significant risks associated with waste incineration on ships, a common practice in maritime waste management. Published in ‘Logistics’, the study employ
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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations are increasingly recognizing the importance of data and information for their growth, particularly in the context of the Internet of Things (IoT). A recent survey published in ‘IEEE Access’ by Am
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The maritime industry is on the brink of a significant transformation as it embraces automation and digitalization, driven by advancements from the Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions. A recent article published in “Maritime Research and Technolo
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Researchers at the Korea Maritime & Ocean University have made significant strides in the field of electromagnetic engineering with a new approach to diffraction theory. Led by Jun-Seon Kim, the team has developed a heuristic incremental theory of di
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The Indonesian passenger shipping fleet faces significant safety challenges, prompting a call for innovative solutions to enhance maritime safety. A recent study published in “Ship” by Shinta J.A. Rahadi from the Research Center of Hydrodynamics Tech
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are making waves in the maritime sector, particularly in enhancing safety training through adaptive instructional systems (AISs). A systematic literature review led by Elham Karimi from the Ocean &
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A recent study led by Gorzka Jakub from the Gdansk University of Technology has explored the feasibility of creating a zero-emissions, off-grid, autonomous houseboat, with potential applications across various sectors, particularly in sustainable liv
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Recent research led by Aggria Purja from The Republic of Indonesia Defense University explores the potential of integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the Indonesian Navy’s ship information systems. This initiative aims to enhance the country’
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