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Off the coast of the Faroe Islands, a new kind of power plant is taking flight—beneath the waves. Known as tidal kites, these innovative devices “fly” underwater in graceful figure-eight patterns, their onboard turbines spinning as they slice through

Kongsberg Discovery is doubling down on its mission to decode the ocean’s secrets, snapping up three electromagnetic sensing technologies from the Argeo bankruptcy estate. The move is a bold play to fill gaps in underwater data collection, particular

The University of Plymouth is stepping up its marine autonomy game, and Robosys is powering the charge. The university has secured a Royal Navy contract to deploy a C-Enduro USV named Bauza for hydrographic and oceanographic surveying—and Robosys’ VO

The maritime networks of the 15th and 16th centuries weren’t just about ships and routes—they were the original internet, connecting continents and transforming economies. This historical parallel offers a roadmap for today’s AI revolution. Just as c

Saronic Technologies and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) have inked a memorandum of understanding that could reshape how the maritime industry approaches autonomy. This isn’t just another partnership—it’s a powerhouse collaboration that pairs S

Scotland stands at a crossroads. The global wind-assist technology market is projected to surge past $40 billion by 2034, and the country has the expertise, the industrial heritage, and the ambition to seize a significant slice of that opportunity. Y

India just took a giant leap into the deep blue, and the ripples could redefine its maritime future. Two Indian aquanauts just set record-breaking depths in the Atlantic Ocean, plunging to 5,002 meters and 4,025 meters aboard the French submersible N

The maritime industry is drowning in AI buzzwords—LLMs, AI agents, agentic workflows—but what do they actually mean for your day-to-day work? If you’re screening vessels for sanctions, reviewing cargo documentation, or building intelligence reports,

Maine’s working waterfront, a lifeline for fishing, aquaculture, and coastal communities, is quietly electrifying. With over 100,000 registered boats, the state is turning to electric propulsion as a path to decarbonisation. Leading the charge is the

Havelsan is pushing the boundaries of naval autonomy, and the maritime world is watching. The Turkish defense company’s latest move—integrating fixed-wing VTOL drones with ships and unmanned surface vessels—is a game-changer for surveillance, reconna