Monitoring & Control – Page 9
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NewsLockdown was ideal for marine noise study
The Flanders Marine Institute, (VLIZ) seized upon the quiet of lockdown to map the underwater soundscape of the Belgian section of the North Sea.
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NewsVessel routing app targets GHG emissions
A metocean data provider for the marine sector will collaborate with a UK university on the development of an application to produce the most efficient routes for vessels and reduce GHG emissions.
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NewsDigitalisation and data standardisation MoU
A weather intelligence provider and a classification society have joined forces to drive digitalisation and data standardisation in the maritime industry.
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NewsASV sent to Bahamas for post-Dorian survey
An Autonomous Surface Vessel (ASV) has been deployed to safely survey a twenty mile stretch of waterways in the Storm-Dorian hit Bahamas.
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NewsCBM system protects engines
A new condition-based monitoring (CBM) system features technologies designed to maximise engine performance in all conditions, under all loads, while saving fuel.
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NewsEUR20m funding for autonomous-ship project
A pioneering Norwegian autonomous-ship project has received EUR20.1m in EU funding.
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NewsSmart bridge maintenance service launched
A new smart maintenance service optimises remote support and intervention for critical bridge equipment.
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NewsUSV trial uses existing 4G infrastructure
An unmanned vessel trial in Spain has operated using the connectivity of the Telefónica commercial 4G network for the first time.
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NewsData platform testing aids autonomous vessel
Companies and organisations are being asked to test a prototype data platform which could help work underway in autonomous vessel development.
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NewsNew autonomous ship operation guidelines
A classification society has released its Guidelines for Automated/Autonomous Operation of ships.
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NewsDigital agreement for Inmarsat and ABB
Inmarsat and ABB Marine & Ports, two driving forces behind maritime digitalisation, have signed a milestone Master Supply Agreement.
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NewsDeeper data for naval architects
A data tracking and shock measurement specialist has launched a version of its monitoring system aimed at supporting naval architects running vessel trials.
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NewsAdvanced control, automation and alarm system
A marine and energy automation specialist has successfully completed the delivery of an alarm monitoring and engine control system onboard Dover Harbour Board’s tug ‘Doughty’.
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News€7.9 million funding secured by USV company
An ocean data company specializing in unmanned surface vessels has announced the successful completion of a €7.9 million funding round to help support its international expansion.
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NewsOn-board cloud solution for systems integration
A Dutch marine systems integrator has developed an automation network that needs less hardware, is more flexible and simplifies updates and repairs.
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NewsCentralising and integrating multiple systems
Heavily promoted at the recent Europort Expo, a unique virtualization and visualization platform for dredgers could soon see use in many other vessels.
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NewsIoT platform receives Bureau Veritas AiP
A maritime secure sensor data and IoT platform has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas.
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NewsWave software aids crew transfer safety
New wave software has been tested which supports offshore wind operations in real time and provides accurate wave data information vital to determining vessel operational limits.
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NewsASV for autonomous navigation helps UK Navy
A brand-new class of Autonomous Surface Vehicle (ASV) has been designed to enable the UK’s Royal Navy to understand how to maintain a technical advantage over potential adversaries.
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NewsNew book explores autonomous challenges
A newly published book explores the operational, regulatory and quality assurance challenges for autonomous shipping.
