Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems have developed a novel approach to fault detection in solar thermal systems (STS) that could significantly improve the efficiency and reliability of these renewable energy systems. The t
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Researchers Antoine Thibault Vié, Roberto Galeazzi, and Dimitrios Papagergiou have developed a new communication model for maritime environments, addressing the growing need for reliable connectivity in autonomous and remote-operated vessels.
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Researchers Sheng Wang and Muhammad Maladoh Bah have published a groundbreaking study exploring the potential of cross-border offshore hydrogen trade to support Europe’s net-zero transition. Their work offers a fresh perspective on how surplus green
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Researchers at the Technical University of Munich, led by Nicolas Hoischen and Sandra Hirche, have made significant strides in the field of continuous-time offline reinforcement learning. Their work, published in collaboration with Petar Bevanda, Max
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Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have developed a cutting-edge testbed designed to accelerate the development and validation of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship (MASS) technologies. Led by Emir Cem Gezer, Mael
Alexander Bolonkin and Richard Cathcart, independent researchers with a history of innovative engineering proposals, have unveiled a bold concept aimed at revolutionizing cross-strait transportation in Indonesia. Their proposed Java-Sumatra Aerial Me
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Researchers at Brigham Young University have unveiled groundbreaking advancements in marine robotics simulation with the upcoming release of HoloOcean 2.0. Led by Blake Romrell, Abigail Austin, Braden Meyers, Ryan Anderson, Carter Noh, and Joshua G.
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Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have made significant strides in advancing maritime autonomy, particularly in the realm of collision avoidance for ferries and harbour buses. In a recent study, Thomas T. Enevoldsen, Mogens Blanke,
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Researchers from the MIT Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems and the Institute for Applied Computational Science at Harvard University have conducted a comprehensive study on the temporal patterns in the tanker shipping network. The team,
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Researchers from the Naval Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, including Benoit Clement, Marie Dubromel, Paulo E. Santos, Karl Sammut, Michelle Oppert, and Feras Dayoub, have published a position paper that delves into the complexities of achi
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