Researchers from the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology have developed a practical, real-time trajectory planner for autonomous ships, specifically targeting the critical phase of berthing. This innovation addresses a key challenge in
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Researchers from Japan’s National Maritime Research Institute (NMRI) have published a study that could reshape how autonomous ships are trained to berth and unberth. The team, led by Agnes N. Mwange and Yoshiki Miyauchi, analyzed full-scale ship mane
In a thought-provoking piece published in *Global Sustainability*, Christiaan De Beukelaer, a researcher from the University of Melbourne and the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, challenges some of the most commonly cited statistics about the ma
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In a significant stride towards enhancing human-machine-environment interactions, researchers at the Shenzhen International Graduate School of Tsinghua University have developed a novel sensor array that could revolutionize the way we perceive and in
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Researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China have developed a groundbreaking framework for autonomous underwater navigation, addressing long-standing challenges in underwater robotics. Their work, published in a recent study, in
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Hany M. Arnaoot, a prominent researcher in maritime autonomy, has outlined a cautious yet forward-thinking roadmap for integrating Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) into global shipping operations. His research, published in a recent academic
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime propulsion, a recent study published in the International Journal of Renewable Energy Development, or *Jurnal Pengembangan Energi Terbarukan* in English, has explored the potential of hydrogen as a
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime operations, researchers have developed a computational framework to optimize the performance and emissions of dual-fuel engines running on biomass-derived producer gas. This innovative approach, de
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime operations, researchers have turned to biogas as a promising alternative fuel for diesel engines, particularly in dual-fuel configurations. A recent study led by Khac Binh Le from Vinh University o
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In a bid to tackle the persistent issue of speeding on rural roads, researchers have turned to artificial intelligence and human perception studies to design safer road environments. The study, led by Weixi Ren from the Key Laboratory of Road and Tra
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