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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In the heart of Mississippi, the Ingalls Shipbuilding division of HII rolled out the red carpet for over 80 eager Scouts, hailing from Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. This wasn’t just any field trip; it was the second annual Scouts mer
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The maritime industry is in the throes of a crewing crisis, and the latest report from the Lloyd’s Register Foundation and the World Maritime University has thrown a lifeline in the form of an underutilised recruitment pool: Africa. The report, part
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In the heart of the South Pacific, a wave of change is rippling through the maritime community of Kadavu, Fiji. Over 210 boat operators have just wrapped up intensive training for their boat master licences, a move that’s set to shake up maritime saf
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The maritime world is abuzz with news that the UK’s pioneering efforts in seafarer training are set to become the global benchmark. The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has taken a significant step towards modernising seafarer training, with its
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In the heart of the Pacific, a wave of change is rippling through the maritime sector, and it’s not just about the tides. Boat operators in Kadavu, Fiji, have just wrapped up an intensive Boat Master Licence Training, and it’s a game-changer. This is
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In a bold move that’s set to ripple through the maritime industry, ABS has just launched the ABS Singapore Maritime Safety Center. This isn’t just another training facility; it’s a cutting-edge hub designed to tackle one of the sector’s most pressing
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