Artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating marine system innovation, but its value relies on strong engineering governance, structured data and clear processes
Models for calculating hull wave resistance are often designed for traditional merchant vessels, which may not always be accurate for more specialised vessels, such as PSVs. A new AI tool developed in Norway aims to fix that
AI isn’t replacing humans, it’s helping them make port operations and maintenance more efficient. Ibrahim Abd-Elrahman Hassan shares some case studies from the frontline
There appears to be cautious enthusiasm for AI in the maritime sector, although over a third of respondents from a recent survey had directly experienced issues.
Insufficient knowledge of augmented, mixed and virtual reality, AI and computer modelling represent a serious skills gap according to academics, institutions and businesses.
We speak to Bjørn Åge Hjøllo, Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) at NAVTOR, about data-driven decarbonisation and how real-time reporting and artificial intelligence (AI) can expose inefficiencies.
