Equipment News – Page 28
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NewsNew camera sheds light in bad weather
A new thermal camera capable of clear images even in low light is helping a ground-breaking test boat perform in all weathers
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NewsHuisman begins 3,000t crane build
Robotic technology and 3D printing will be used to build a Ringer Crane for wind turbine operations.
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NewsWärtsilä purchase smartens port operations
Wärtsilä has added another string to its bow with the purchase of a smart port systems provider.
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NewsPartners complete mooring installation
UK-based marine engineering firm Maritime Development Ltd (MDL) and Netherlands-based Jumbo Maritime have installed a 1,200m deep polyester mooring rope in the Gulf of Mexico.
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NewsControl upgrade for floating dredge installation
Alewijnse has successfully upgraded the control system of a unique floating sand processing installation.
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NewsWhen propulsion and autonomy become one
A new navigation system by jetrive manufacturer HamiltonJet is surprisingly packed with intelligence.
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NewsAntisink unveils buoyancy aid
A self-inflating system that can keep boats afloat for weeks has been given an extra boost
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SponsoredRS Electric Boats joins forces with Cheetah Marine International
Following the successful launch of the Pulse 63 electric RIB, RS Electric Boatsis bolstering its electric boat offering by partnering with Cheetah Marine International. The pair will work together to develop a new range of EV-ready workboats which aims to accelerate the evolution of dependable electric boats for commercial and ...
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NewsMotion analytics could increase CTV efficiency
Njord Offshore has installed three of its vessels with important analytics.
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NewsKongsberg to digitize 100+ fleet
Kongsberg Digital has signed a fleet agreement to provide its vessel-to-cloud infrastructure, Vessel Insight, to more than 100 vessels.
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NewsMonitoring key to decarbonisation
According to Chris Huxley-Reynard, Managing Director of integrated remote monitoring and fleet reporting systems supplier Reygar, the industry already has the tools available to drive down emissions, but uptake is currently too slow.
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NewsDetecting marine mammals with thermal imaging
For ‘always on’ tasks such as marine mammal monitoring in offshore windfarms, automation could be one way of easing a significant burden, writes Jake Frith.
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NewsFaster operations can be kinder on crews
Seawork exhibitor Hefring Marine is using intelligent systems to digitize seamanship for small, fast commercial vessels, writes Jake Frith.
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NewsPropulsion monitoring to save time and money
inland-headquartered azimuth propulsion systems manufacturer Steerprop is providing propulsion monitoring driven by machine learning for three platform supply vessels.
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NewsNew heavylift joint venture signed
A new JV will bolster operations in heavy lifting, marine works and transport in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsResearchers model crash barrier concepts
Researchers have modelled three concepts which they say could avoid ships crashing into wind turbines.
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NewsNew concept smarter than the average buoy
Navmoor has introduced new sensor technology that can be added to existing buoys.
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NewsViking Neptune decks for all corners of the globe
Bolidt deck systems called to the test from the subarctic to the tropics.
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NewsPort buoyed by better bollard technology
The Port of Rotterdam has upgraded its mooring buoys with polyethylene and improved bollard technology.
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NewsBaltic Lifejackets Sweden a must-have for seafarers
“Your safety is our number one priority,” says Baltic Lifejackets Sweden, which is gearing up to introduce its Baltic INDU Pro product.
