ZeroUSV reveals shorter timeframe for larger vessel build
UK-based ZeroUSV is building an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) that it says proves it and other SMEs can deliver ultra long-distance, high payload autonomous vessels in months rather than years.
From concept to reality
Taking place online on Wednesday 10 December at 1400, Building the Infrastructure & Data Ecosystems for Autonomous Workboats is the second in the new series of Seawork Insights.
Craftsmanship, collaboration, and community
Hands-on marine science programming for thousands of students is to get a boost with the build of a new purpose-built research and education vessel.
Number 9 hits the water
Damen Shipyards Group has marked another milestone in its construction of Island Class Ferries for Canada’s BC Ferries with Island Class 9 launched at Damen Shipyards Galati in Romania.
Contract for €30 million eco-friendly build and refit hub
A contract for the construction of a new hybrid floating dock marks the largest single investment in ISKRA Shipyard’s long-term development plan.
Humphree welcomes new CEO
During his 20 years at Volvo Penta, Björn Säljö has worked in several positions across product development, purchasing and senior commercial positions in the marine business.
ZeroUSV reveals shorter timeframe for larger vessel build
UK-based ZeroUSV is building an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) that it says proves it and other SMEs can deliver ultra long-distance, high payload autonomous vessels in months rather than years.
ZeroUSV reveals shorter timeframe for larger vessel build
UK-based ZeroUSV is building an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) that it says proves it and other SMEs can deliver ultra long-distance, high payload autonomous vessels in months rather than years.
UK’s carbon capture market at critical crossroads
The sector faces a critical juncture with policy uncertainty threatening progress on key marine infrastructure developments
UK’s carbon capture market at critical crossroads
The sector faces a critical juncture with policy uncertainty threatening progress on key marine infrastructure developments
