Technology

Award under EU RO Mutual Recognition Type Approval scheme is first European certificate for electrical equipment in Japan.

Connectivity interface standards to enable interoperable “smart container” solutions

“Smart helmet” technology, as worn by this engineer, enables engineers to inspect materials remotely to minimize people gathering while ensuring sustainability of company operations amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

While some port communities seized the opportunities of the fourth industrial revolution and developed into full-fledged ‘smart’ ports, many others have barely grasped the essentials of digitalisation.

Wärtsilä and its fellow ZES partners are committed to promoting emissions-free operations for inland waterway transport.

The versatile app automatically alerts users’ mobile devices when a PO requires their approval, within preset rules.

The D-MON smartphone app is part of the administrative tool set, allowing managers and supervisors to check individuals card credentials “on the go”.

Defending HMAS Toowoomba and deployed for the first time on operations in the Middle East is an element of the Royal Australian Navy’s Fleet Cyber Unit.

A recent trial with the digital information platform PortXchange (formerly known as Pronto) at APM Terminals Rotterdam yielded a significant reduction in the average idle time on departure of Maersk vessels. This had benefits for everyone involved: the terminal, the shipping line, the ship agent and the nautical service providers.

For DP World the data from its integration with TradeLens will improve operational efficiency with earlier visibility of container flows across multiple carriers.

RINA has secured funding from the UK innovation agency, Innovate UK, as part of the UK government’s £40M investment to drive forward new technology

Goldenport-Oceangold Group continues to boost its high-tech fleets’ connectivity services as it doubles Fleet Xpress speeds for all vessels in partnership with Navarino