Researchers at ETH Zurich, led by Filippo A. Spinelli and Marco Hutter, have developed a groundbreaking framework for automating large-scale material handling tasks. This work, published in a recent study, addresses the critical need for efficiency a
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime trade and shipping, developing countries are facing a perfect storm of challenges that threaten marine sustainability. A recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ (translated from the original Chin
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In the world of marine engineering, understanding the nitty-gritty of how materials interact is crucial for building stable structures. A recent study, led by Zhiming Chao from the College of Ocean Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime Univers
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In the world of structural engineering, ensuring that buildings can withstand seismic activity is paramount, especially for those with vertical irregularities. A recent study published in the Journal of Engineering Sciences (JES) sheds light on the l
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Researchers Daniel Menges and Adil Rasheed, affiliated with the University of Lübeck, have published groundbreaking research on the role of digital twins in advancing autonomous surface vessels (ASVs). Their work, titled “Digital Twin for Autonomous
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Researchers Marin Jovanovic, Nikola Kostić, Ina M. Sebastian, and Tomaz Sedej have delved into the intricate world of blockchain-based platform ecosystems, focusing on the factors that drive their successful deployment and industry-wide adoption. The
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Braden Meyers and Joshua G. Mangelson, researchers at the University of Washington’s Autonomous Systems Lab, are tackling a critical challenge in marine robotics: testing underwater vehicles in controlled environments. Their work, published in a rece
Researchers from the School of Marine Science and Technology at Northwestern Polytechnical University in China have developed a novel approach to enhance underwater communication for divers. The team, led by Tinglong Deng, has proposed a scheme that
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a recent study published in ‘Applied Water Science’ (translated from German as ‘Applied Water Science’) has shed light on the best communication technologies for autonomous marine vehicles (AMVs). Th
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In the midst of the ongoing global health crisis, researchers are continually seeking innovative ways to model and understand the spread and impact of pandemics. A recent study published in the journal *Scientific Reports* introduces a novel approach
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