Digitalisation

In a significant stride for aerial surveillance and object detection, researchers have developed a new system that could revolutionize how we use drones for maritime monitoring and security. The Hyper Scale Fusion Detection Transformer, or HSF-DETR f

In a world where technology is rapidly transforming industries, agriculture is no exception. A recent study published in the journal ‘Czujniki’ (Sensors) sheds light on how the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutioni

In the often-overlooked world of low-speed bearings, a new method for fault diagnosis is making waves, promising to improve the reliability and maintenance of maritime machinery. Researchers, led by Xiaojia Zu from the School of Marine Engineering Eq

In a significant stride for maritime safety and digital innovation, a team led by Nikolaos Stavrou from the Research & Development Department at Furuno Hellas in Glyfada, Greece, has developed and verified a novel remote monitoring system for voyage

In a significant stride towards bolstering the structural integrity of corroded steel beams, a team of researchers led by Amin Shabani Ammari from the Faculty of Marine Engineering at Chabahar Maritime University has unveiled a novel approach that co

In the vast, unpredictable expanse of the high seas, maritime accidents remain a significant concern, with incomplete data often hindering effective risk analysis. A novel approach, developed by Xiaotong Qu of the Integrated Transport Institute at Da

In a significant stride for global environmental monitoring, a team of researchers led by Dr. D. Hu from the School of Geodesy and Geomatics at Wuhan University, China, has developed a novel, high-resolution vegetation optical depth (VOD) dataset. Th

In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime environmental management, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the Laboratory of Ecology and Environmental Management at Van Lang University in Ho Chi Minh City. Led by Le Quang Dung, the research, publis

In the quest to make ships more efficient, researchers are diving into some seriously clever tech. Imagine harnessing the waste heat from your engine to generate more power. Sounds like a pipe dream? Well, a team led by Volodymyr Korobko from the Adm

In the ever-evolving world of maritime transport, even the slightest tweak to a ship’s design can mean big savings in fuel and operational costs. That’s where the work of Tu Tran Ngoc, a researcher from Vietnam Maritime University, comes in. Ngoc has