Tech
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Maersk adding 200 tech savvy engineers in India
A.P. Moller-Maersk is hiring more than 200 engineers at its new Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru to help the world’s…
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How RightShip plans to nail crew abandonment: Splash TV
Watch the latest installment of Splash TV to hear how third party vetting giant RightShip plans to make the life…
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Human element key to digital formula
To realise the full potential of digitalisation, the maritime sector must focus on behavioural change by the human element, argues…
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Data stolen as Clarksons is hit by cyber attack
Clarksons, the world’s largest shipbroker, has been hit by a cyber attack, and has called in the police to investigate…
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Pioneering VDR test brings MOL a step closer to operating ships remotely
Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) said today pioneering work with a voyage data recorder (VDR) on one its ships had…
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IMO secretary-general lays out his vision through to 2023
Be bold, make a difference and create something of lasting significance. That was the message this week from Kitack Lim,…
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Container ship load planning systems are easily hackable
Ethical hackers Pen Test Partners have highlighted a vulnerability in the load planning processes used by containerships. “Intercepting and modifying…
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Deepsea autonomous ships unlikely for at least a generation: Maritime CEO Forum
Deepsea shipping is unlikely to become autonomous in the next 20 to 30 years delegates attending yesterday’s Maritime CEO Forum…
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Cyber liability and lack of regulation hindering implementation of unmanned ships
Almost two thirds (64%) of global marine industry executives believe there is uncertainty surrounding liability issues relating to unmanned ships…
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Zim completes blockchain pilot project
Israeli shipping line Zim has announced that it has successfully completed the pilot of paperless bills of lading based on…
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DNV GL says standardisation will be key to shipping’s digital transformation
Classification society DNV GL has released a new position paper setting out the importance of standardisation in enabling the growth…
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ABB outlines electric, digital and connected vision for next generation ships
Swiss tech giant ABB has outlined how it sees the ships of tomorrow operating – with electric, digital and connected…
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The revolution will be digitised
Maurice Meehan, director of shipping operations at the Carbon War Room, writes exclusively for Splash today on future tech trends.…
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Transmetrics: How AI can fill boxes
Transmetrics, a logistics startup, is helping freight transport companies and logistics service providers optimise operations via technologies such as artificial…
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A tech guy’s view about Paris MoU’s decision to restrict data access
George Wang, a professor with Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, argues that going forward shipping will have to get…
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Sembcorp Marine looks to the future with drones, 3D printing and digital twins
Singapore shipbuilder Sembcorp Marine, along with DNV GL, A*STAR’s Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) and the National Additive Manufacturing…
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MOL applies AI to estimate vessel performance
Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has teamed up with Fujitsu Laboratories and Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology to verify…
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Ocean Freight Exchange: Multiplatform marketplace
Ocean Freight Exchange (OFE), a multiplatform marketplace for charterers, shipowners, and brokers in the dry bulk, tanker, and gas markets,…
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The seafarer of the future
Captain Pradeep Chawla, chairman of GlobalMET, the association of maritime education and training providers, and managing director of QHSE and…
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Wind associations partner to promote wind technology in shipping
The World Wind Energy Association (WWEA) has formed a strategic partnership with the International Windship Association (IWSA) to join their…
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