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Mitch Johnson, a seasoned maritime and subsea operations expert, has taken the helm as Vice President at Aberdeen-based robotics firm HPR. With over 15 years of international experience under his belt, Johnson brings a wealth of knowledge to the tabl
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VideoRay’s integration into AV, a global powerhouse in multi-domain unmanned systems, marks a significant shift in the maritime technology landscape. The journey began with BlueHalo’s acquisition of VideoRay in 2024 and culminated in May 2025 with Bl
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Skyborn Renewables has taken a significant stride forward in its offshore wind ambitions, confirming the execution of key agreements with Siemens Gamesa for the Gennaker wind farm in Germany. The Turbine Supply Agreement (TSA) and the Offshore Long T
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China’s maritime research capabilities just got a significant boost with the delivery of its first ocean-level intelligent scientific research vessel, the Tongji. Built by China State Shipbuilding Corp’s Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding Company, the ves
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In a move that could reshape the future of deep-sea mining, a consortium led by Australia’s national science agency CSIRO has developed the first environmental management framework designed to protect deep-sea ecosystems during mining operations. The
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The Port of Hueneme, a critical trade gateway on the West Coast, has taken another significant stride towards its ambitious goal of becoming the nation’s first zero-emissions port. This week, the port unveiled its second STAX Engineering emissions ca
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The maritime industry is grappling with a stark reality: its own employees are increasingly becoming unwitting or willing accomplices in the global drug trade. A recent report by the World Customs Organization (WCO) has shed light on a troubling tren
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The maritime shipping industry is about to embark on a significant trial that could reshape its approach to carbon emissions. Later this year, the U.K. startup Seabound will install a commercial-scale carbon capture unit on the deck of the UBC Cork,
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The U.S. Department of the Interior has taken a significant step towards exploring critical mineral resources in the waters surrounding American Samoa, a move that could reshape the maritime industry’s approach to resource extraction and environmenta
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Sea Teknik Robotics has officially set sail into the maritime technology sector, promising to disrupt traditional underwater operations with its innovative, multifunctional robotics platform. The Singapore-based startup, founded by former seafarer Su
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