The maritime industry in Vietnam is sailing into uncharted waters, and it’s not just the tides that are shifting. The regulatory landscape is evolving at a breakneck pace, and port operators and employers are scrambling to keep up. The latest seaport
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Mike Hammond, the zone commander south with Marine Rescue NSW, has just wrapped up an epic journey, diving headfirst into the burgeoning world of electric-powered boats. This isn’t just a fancy trip; it’s a mission to future-proof marine rescue opera
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The maritime industry, a behemoth worth $5.4 trillion, is sailing into uncharted waters as it grapples with a perfect storm of cyber vulnerabilities. The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) has thrown a lifeline with a new regulation, “Cybersecurity in the Marin
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The maritime industry is at a crossroads, and the latest developments are pushing it to evolve faster than ever. As we dive into the heart of 2025, the sector is grappling with the dual challenges of innovation and sustainability, all while keeping a
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In the race to decarbonize maritime operations, researchers have developed a smart new tool to keep electric ships running smoothly and safely. Jaehoon Lee, from the Alternative Fuel Technology Research Team at the Korean Register in Busan, has led a
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In a game-changing move, Chinese researchers have just tossed a lifeline to mariners navigating the murky waters of low visibility. They’ve cooked up a maritime vision system that promises to give ships eyes in the back of their heads, quite literall
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Buckle up, maritime industry, because the SEASTARS project is about to light a fire under your collective keisters. This EU-funded initiative, backed by the Horizon Innovation Action, is not just another greenwashing scheme. It’s a full-throttle push
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In the bustling world of maritime tech, a significant stride has been made in the realm of autonomous navigation. Atlas Elektronik UK has just wrapped up testing its AI-driven autonomous navigation system, ARCIMS, on BMT’s SEAS simulation platform. T
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Buckle up, maritime mavens, because the future of autonomous shipping just got a whole lot more tangible. ClassNK, the bigwigs in maritime classification, have just given the green light to a game-changing piece of software that could revolutionize t
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In a move that could significantly shake up the maritime industry’s approach to innovation and talent development, the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) have inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) du
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