In the world of maritime safety, understanding how materials behave under fire is crucial, especially when those materials are as common as flexible polyurethane foam (FPUF). This foam is everywhere in ship cabins, from seating to insulation, but it’
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In a significant stride for maritime technology, researchers have developed a new system that could revolutionize how ships are identified and tracked at sea. The system, dubbed Ship-RT-DETR, is a novel framework that combines advanced detection and
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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Materials & Design’ (translated from Dutch), researchers have taken a page from the octopus’s playbook to create a new kind of artificial muscle that could revolutionize soft robotics and wearable t
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Researchers Eito Sato and Takahiro Wada, affiliated with the Graduate School of Informatics, Nagoya University, Japan, have developed a novel approach to enhance teleoperation of underwater robots. Their work focuses on improving the effectiveness of
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Researchers Sakib Ahmed and Oscar Pizarro from the University of British Columbia have developed a groundbreaking method to enhance small object detection in maritime environments using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Their work addresses a critical
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study from Dalian Maritime University could be a game-changer. Researchers LI Wenhao, ZHANG Dong, and LI Guanyu from the Information Science and Technology College have developed a n
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In the vast, interconnected world of maritime industries, understanding patterns and systems can be key to efficiency and innovation. A recent study published in the journal “AIP Advances” (which translates to “Advances in Physical Sciences”) has del
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In the tumultuous seas of the COVID-19 pandemic, airlines have been navigating rough waters, and low-cost carriers like AirAsia are no exception. A recent study, published in the Communication and Information Technologies (CommIT) Journal, has shed l
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Researchers from McGill University have developed a novel multi-drone GNSS-based tracking system designed to enhance the localization capabilities of marine robots. The team, led by Professor Gregory Dudek and including Shuo Wen, Edwin Meriaux, Maria
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In the vast, complex world of underwater acoustics, researchers have just cracked a problem that’s been making waves for quite some time. Dr. Roberto Sabatini, a professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida, has develop
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