Author name: Nigel Cranworth

Buckle up, maritime tech enthusiasts, because Kraken Robotics is about to drop some serious knowledge bombs. The Canadian subsea intelligence powerhouse is gearing up to unveil its fiscal year 2024 financial results, and it’s not just about the numbe

The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit has just thrown down the gauntlet, issuing a call for proposals under the “CAMP – Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform” project. The goal? To deploy large payloads over extended ranges, a task that current Uncrew

The maritime world is abuzz with the latest salvo from Hong Kong, which has fired back at the U.S. over its port fees targeting Chinese-owned vessels. The Hong Kong government didn’t mince words, describing the U.S. actions as outright “bullying” and

The Rs 25,000 crore Maritime Development Fund (MDF) is India’s audacious bid to steer its maritime sector into the future, but it’s not all smooth sailing. This fund, unveiled in the Union Budget 2025, is the government’s big bet on sustainable devel

The Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) has just dropped a bombshell, quite literally, by releasing the first images of a new railgun installed on their technology testbed vessel, JS Asuka. This isn’t just any railgun; it’s a more polished mode

The Indian space sector is undergoing a seismic shift, and it’s not just about ISRO’s headline-grabbing missions anymore. A new breed of startups is storming the gates, fueled by progressive space policies that have opened the floodgates for private

In a move that could reshape Pakistan’s maritime strategy and open new avenues for economic growth, Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Junaid Anwar Chaudhry has announced the launch of new maritime trade corridors aimed at boosting trade with the

The United States is throwing down the gauntlet, aiming to shake up the maritime industry with a bold move against Chinese dominance. The plan? Slap steep tariffs, up to a whopping 100%, on ship-to-shore (STS) cranes and cargo handling equipment that

The maritime industry is in for a stormy ride as the US has dropped a bombshell, accusing a Chinese satellite firm of playing a dirty trick by aiding Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. The firm in question, Chang Guang Satellite Technology Company Limited

Well, buckle up, folks, because the maritime industry just got a whole lot more interesting. Just days after MSC Cruises unveiled what they thought was the world’s largest cruise terminal in Port Miami, China has swooped in and stolen the show. The X