In the vast, interconnected world of global shipping, a silent, often overlooked culprit is quietly chipping away at operational efficiency and environmental goals: hull fouling. A recent study, published in the journal ‘Applied Ocean Research’ (tran
Nanyang Study Reveals Hull Fouling’s Hidden Toll on Shipping Emissions Read More »
In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime safety and efficiency, researchers have developed a novel route planning framework that ensures ships comply with navigational regulations, particularly in complex coastal environments. The study, le
Guangdong Researchers Chart Safe, Efficient Maritime Routes with A* Algorithm Read More »
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
Wuhan University Team Cuts Underwater Vehicle Noise with Groundbreaking Control System Read More »
In the bustling world of maritime trade, where countless containers crisscross the globe daily, ensuring the security and efficiency of the supply chain is paramount. A recent study published in the IEEE Access journal, led by Joel Curado from the In
Blockchain & ZKPs: ISCTE-IUL Study Charts Course for Secure, Swift Maritime Trade Read More »
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
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In a world where we’ve come to rely heavily on satellite navigation, a growing threat is casting a shadow over the maritime industry. Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), the backbone of modern positioning and navigation, are under siege from
Maritime Industry Faces GNSS Threat: Renaudin’s Research Reveals Alarming Trends Read More »
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
Wuhan University Study Decodes Safety Risks for Battery Electric Ships Read More »
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
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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
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In a significant stride towards safer autonomous shipping, researchers have developed a novel path planning method that could revolutionize collision avoidance systems for autonomous vessels. The study, led by Agnieszka Lazarowska from the Department
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