In the world of computer vision, a new paradigm is making waves, and it’s not just about seeing, but understanding and segmenting visual scenes with unprecedented precision. Researchers from the Logistics Engineering College at Shanghai Maritime Univ
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In the bustling world of port logistics, where time and space are of the essence, a team of researchers from Shanghai Maritime University and Shanghai Railway Container Terminal Development Co., Ltd. has made a significant stride in optimizing contai
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In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime operations, a recent study has outlined a viable path for ports to transition into green energy hubs. The research, led by Gia Huy Dinh from the Institute of Postgraduate Education at Ho Chi Minh C
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Researchers from the University of Texas at Arlington have developed a predictive analytics tool to tackle inefficiencies in port operations, offering a potential game-changer for maritime logistics. Aniruddha Rajendra Rao, Haiyan Wang, and Chetan Gu
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In the quest to decarbonize maritime transport, green ammonia is stepping into the spotlight as a promising alternative fuel. A recent study, published in the journal *Energies* (which translates to “Energies” in English), sheds light on how to optim
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Researchers from the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Morocco have developed a data-driven approach to forecast empty container availability at container terminals, a critical step toward optimizing operations and reducing congestion in maritime
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In the frozen food industry, accurate temperature monitoring is crucial for maintaining product safety and quality. However, calibrating infrared thermometers (IRTs) in subzero environments has been a persistent challenge due to condensation on tempe
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a recent breakthrough in DC distribution networks could potentially reshape how we manage power flow in ships and offshore platforms. Kangan Wang, a researcher from the Logistics Engineering College
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In a significant stride towards greener shipping lanes, researchers from the Institute of Logistics Science and Engineering at Shanghai Maritime University have published a study that could reshape how we manage maritime traffic and emissions. The pa
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In the quest for greener industries, a recent study published in the journal ‘Systems’ (translated from Chinese) offers some intriguing insights into how manufacturers can be nudged towards adopting low-carbon technologies. The research, led by Wanti
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