Industry News

OPT Secures $5M Deal for Coast Guard Surveillance Buoys

ESG’s Financial Impact on Cruise Industry Revealed

UBC Researchers Unveil Fish Swimming Secrets for Robot Design

Operations

UC San Diego’s TianHai Model Revolutionizes Ocean Forecasting

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, have developed a groundbreaking ocean forecasting model that promises to revolutionize maritime navigation, hazard prediction, and sustainable ocean management. The team, led…

AI Algorithms Battle to Optimize Ship Cargo Stowage

Researchers from the Delft University of Technology and the University of Edinburgh have conducted a comprehensive benchmark study on deep reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms for the container stowage planning problem…

AI and Satellites Team Up to Spot NOx-Cheating Ships

Italian Researchers Decode Port Traffic with AIS Data Breakthrough

Security

Taiwan’s Marine Ecosystems: AI-Powered DPSIR Framework for Sustainable Management

In the bustling waters surrounding Taiwan, a new study is making waves, offering a fresh perspective on how…

Indian Researchers Pioneer Ship Tracking with Vector Sensor Arrays

In the vast, open waters of our oceans, keeping tabs on maritime traffic is no easy feat. But…

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Design

Global AI Trust Study Challenges One-Size-Fits-All Designs

Toronto Team’s AI Framework Cuts Ship Hull Drag by 25%

Turkish Study Unlocks Inconel 625’s Maritime Manufacturing Potential

Guangdong Study Reveals Alarming Fishing Vessel Safety Trends, Sparks Industry Action

Innnovation

AI’s Robust Path to Autonomous Inland Shipping

Researchers Bavo Lesy, Ali Anwar, and Siegfried Mercelis, affiliated with a leading institution in maritime technology, have conducted a groundbreaking study on the robustness of reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms for…

Delft Study Reveals Turbidity Currents’ Impact on Deep-Sea Mining Sediment Spread

In the vast, unexplored depths of our oceans, a new study is making waves, quite literally, in the world of deep-sea mining. Researchers, led by S. A. Wahab from the…

Shanghai Maritime University Study: Collaboration Cuts Maritime Emissions

In a bid to understand how ports and shipping companies can work together to cut emissions, a recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ (translated from Chinese as ‘Frontiers…

ATM Method Revolutionizes Brain Mapping, Boosts Maritime Neurohealth

In a groundbreaking development that could revolutionize our understanding of the human brain, researchers have introduced a novel approach to mapping white matter pathways. This new method, dubbed Anatomy-to-Tract Mapping…

Training

NIMASA Sets Sights on 2026 After Historic IMO Council Return

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) is gearing up to build on its 2025 successes, aiming to further solidify Nigeria’s position as a maritime powerhouse. The agency’s alignment…

IMO Sets 2026 as Year of Implementation for Maritime Industry

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has set the stage for a year of decisive action in 2026, moving from policy-making to execution with significant implications for the global maritime industry….

Novosibirsk’s SHIP Experiment Charts New Course in Plasma Physics

Researchers from the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics in Novosibirsk, Russia, are pushing the boundaries of plasma physics with their latest experiment, the Synthesised Hot Ion Plasmoid (SHIP). The team,…

Hong Kong Researchers Uncover Grains Futures Market Mystery

Researchers Kevin Guo and Tim Leung from the Department of Applied Mathematics at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University have published a study that sheds light on the persistent gap between…

Industry News

Plymouth University Partners to Revolutionize Ocean Floor Mapping

The University of Plymouth is diving deep into a new partnership with the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project, a collaboration that could reshape our understanding of the ocean floor. This…

Model Maximizes Offshore Energy Output, Minimizes Investment Risk

Researchers have developed a computational model that identifies the best combination of location and energy technologies to maximize offshore energy production, reducing the financial risk associated with investing in offshore…

Twin Vee Steers Toward Autonomy Amid Stock Tumble

Twin Vee PowerCats Co. is making waves beyond its traditional boat-building business, diving headfirst into the autonomous marine technology space. Despite a rocky year—with a stock price tumble of over…

Exail Secures €40M Order for K-STER Mine Neutralization Drones

Exail has scored a €40 million ($47 million) order for hundreds of its K-STER mine neutralization drones, marking the second-largest order in the history of the system. The drones, which…

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