Logistics

In the ever-fluctuating world of stock markets, predicting price movements has always been a challenge, akin to navigating uncharted waters. A recent study led by Junqi Su from the Department of Information Systems at City University of Hong Kong has

In the world of underwater vehicle design and maintenance, predicting the behavior of thrust bearings is a big deal. These components are crucial for power transmission and managing vibrations between the propulsion shafting and the vehicle’s shell.

In the crowded waterways of the world, where ships often jostle for space, the risk of collision is a constant concern. A recent study published in the journal ‘Applied Ocean Research’ (translated from Chinese as ‘Applied Ocean Research’) tackles thi

In a significant stride towards enhancing underwater vehicle performance, researchers have developed a novel approach to actively control vibration and noise in the stern system of submarines and other underwater vehicles. The study, led by Yaqi Tian

Researchers from the US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) have achieved a groundbreaking milestone in space robotics. Samantha Chapin, Kenneth Stewart, Roxana Leontie, and Carl Glen Henshaw have successfully demonstrated the first-ever reinforcement le

In a significant stride towards understanding the safety of battery electric ships (BESs), a comprehensive review has been published in the International Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (IJNAOE), the English translation of the Chi

In the rapidly evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), predicting the charging demand power accurately is crucial to prevent overcharging and optimize energy use. A recent study published in ‘Shuju Caiji Yu Chuli’ (translated to ‘Data Collection a

In a world where energy supply chains are increasingly under threat from geopolitical tensions, a new study offers a practical roadmap for establishing and operating global energy hubs (GEHs). Published in the open-access journal SAGE Open, the resea

In the rapidly evolving world of offshore wind energy, the manufacturing of large components like turbine blades is facing a significant challenge: how to schedule production efficiently while keeping energy consumption in check. A recent study publi

In a recent study published in the Polish Maritime Research journal, also known as Polish Maritime Research, researchers have delved into the hydrodynamic performance of distributed propulsion systems for shallow-draft inland vessels. The lead author