Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark, including P. G. Morato, K. G. Papakonstantinou, C. P. Andriotis, J. S. Nielsen, and P. Rigo, have developed a novel approach to optimize inspection and maintenance planning for deteriorating structu
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Researchers Yuri A. Kapitanyuk, Anton V. Proskurnikov, and Ming Cao have made a significant stride in the realm of maritime technology with their novel approach to optimal roll stabilization. Kapitanyuk and Proskurnikov are affiliated with the Depart
The South Africa iron-ore trade route to Europe green corridor 2029 exemplifies a bold vision for maritime decarbonization, moving beyond individual vessel modifications to a comprehensive, route-based solution. This initiative positions itself as on
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J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc., a leading provider of safety and compliance solutions, and the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA), the leading trade association for personal protective equipment (PPE) and technologies, have launched t
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Pete Schroepfer, Nathalie Schauffel, Jan Gründling, Thomas Ellwart, Benjamin Weyers, and Cédric Pradalier have published a compelling roadmap for fostering trust and acceptance of multi-robot systems in real-world environments, drawing on insights fr
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Researchers Fredrik Ljungberg, Jonas Linder, Martin Enqvist, and Kalevi Tervo have made significant strides in the field of marine vessel modeling and experiment design. Affiliated with the Division of Systems and Control at Uppsala University, their
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The Albanese Government has thrown a lifeline to Australia’s maritime sector with the launch of the Maritime Skills and Training Initiative (MSTI). This isn’t just another policy announcement—it’s a $13.8 million bet on the future of seafaring, desig
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The maritime industry is on the cusp of a significant shift towards low-emission fuels, and ammonia is emerging as a frontrunner. Its potential to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions is promising, but the substance’s toxicity demands careful han
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Researchers Federico Zocco, Hsueh-Cheng Wang, and Mien Van from the University of Genoa have published a comprehensive review on the implementation of digital twins in marine operations. Their work aims to clarify how digital twins can be effectively
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Researchers from the University of Auckland, led by Parag Tarwadi and Bruce MacDonald, have developed a compact and economical Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) designed for shallow-water marine inspections. This innovative prototype aims to enhance th
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