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NuRAN takes private networks to sea
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (191+ words) NuRAN Wireless has entered maritime connectivity through a pilot with an unnamed fleet-management company. The partners will assess whether NuRAN’s private wireless technology can connect vessels, onboard systems, cargo assets, sensors and operational platforms used to monitor shipments. Testing will…...
AI and shipping over the next five years
6+ day, 16+ hour ago (1328+ words) AI will only transform shipping once data, context, connectivity and fragmented workflows are finally brought together. The introduction to SplashTech’s brand new magazine. If one answer dominates SplashTech’s survey of maritime technology leaders, it is artificial intelligence. The more revealing…...
Fugro builds AI marine digital twin hub in Singapore
1+ week, 3+ day ago (322+ words) Dutch geo-data specialist Fugro is expanding its technology hub in Singapore with an AI-driven marine digital twin platform aimed at speeding up interpretation of data for offshore and coastal developments. The project, backed by a grant from the Singapore Economic…...
What AI can really tell us about safety
1+ week, 4+ day ago (650+ words) I enjoyed reading Alex Byelyavtsev’s article questioning whether an AI camera can measure safety culture. He raises an important discussion for our industry. On one fundamental point, I agree: a camera alone cannot measure safety culture. Neither can a PPE…...
Splash Singapore: Klaveness Digital???s Ingrid Kylstad on shipping???s AI debate
1+ week, 5+ day ago (478+ words) For Ingrid Kylstad, managing director of Klaveness Digital, a useful maritime conference is not one where technology vendors take turns presenting at shipowners. It is one where senior industry figures challenge each other. “The format has a strong appeal; a…...
Splash Singapore: Complexio???s Matthew Talbot on workforce challenges
2+ week, 5+ day ago (583+ words) Matthew Talbot, co-CEO of Complexio, is wary of grand predictions about where artificial intelligence will take shipping next. For him, the more immediate issue is the widening gap between what AI promises and what actually happens inside a shipping company…...
Today???s clever app is tomorrow???s legacy system
3+ week, 3+ day ago (403+ words) Shipping CTOs are caught between two competing risks: too many disconnected specialist tools and too much dependence on one technology provider. The emerging answer is not a giant platform, but an architecture designed to let systems — and suppliers — come and…...
Splash Singapore: Cetus Maritime???s Tabitha Logan on moving beyond the AI buzzwords
3+ week, 5+ day ago (595+ words) Shipping needs to move beyond the hype and buzzwords surrounding artificial intelligence and start concentrating on practical execution, human trust and whether new technology actually makes life easier for people at sea. That will be one of the key messages…...
Why the smartest system on the ship is the one nobody switches off
4+ week, 2+ day ago (311+ words) Splash247 Garry Noonan, director of innovation at Ardmore Shipping, writes for SplashTech today I've spent the last few years overseeing how new technology actually lands on Ardmore's ships, and it's taught me something that rarely comes across in a product demo…...
LR sets framework for 3D model class approvals
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (280+ words) Lloyd’s Register has published new guidance allowing shipyards and designers to use intelligent 3D models in place of traditional 2D drawings during the early stages of structural plan approval. The LR-GN-066 Guidance Notes for Digital 3D Models set out requirements covering file formats,…...