Technology

Rolls-Royce and Finnish state-owned ferry operator Finferries have today successfully demonstrated the world’s first fully autonomous ferry in the archipelago south of the city of Turku, Finland, the company said in a press release.

Canada's Minister of Transport, Marc Garneau, announced that more than $2.5 million has been awarded to four coastal communities in British Columbia to develop

US-based cloud provider Oracle launched the Oracle Blockchain Applications Cloud, aimed to increase transparency and agility in transactions in the global supply chain. 

Raa Labs, a digital start-up backed by 157 years of maritime experience, launches today.

The second annual MarTID survey has been launched to continue the study of global maritime training practices, WMU says in a press release.

EMSA has secured four contracts for maritime surveillance services based on remotely piloted aircraft systems.

Agreement on common definitions for nautical port information enables communications between computers.

In line with the rising interest on blockchain technology for trade industry in recent years, oil and gas companies will be able for the first time to finalising crude oil deals on a live blockchain-based platform.

ABS awarded GE Service Provider recognition for GE’s Marine Solutions’ SeaStream Insight—a data analytics-informed solution that provides health and performance monitoring of rig equipment

The US Justice Department announced that two Iranian hackers were behind an international computer hacking and extortion scheme.

Technology is disrupting and transforming the way the port industry operates, while it is expected that more port operations will be automated in the longer term

Wärtsilä, the technology group, conducted a successful round of tests on its automated dock-to-dock solution.