FORCE Technology’s new SimFlex Cloud for engineering studies unlocks time and cost savings during the planning and design phase of maritime infrastructure projects, as proposed developments can be evaluated in real time and under highly realistic conditions without visiting a physical simulator facility.
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The ABS publication “Insights into Onboard Carbon Capture” discusses the current regulatory landscape surrounding this new technology and outlines the methods of onboard carbon capture.
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DeepSea Technologies, an Al-led maritime technology company and energy efficiency expert, has partnered with other entities in the field of AI to launch the Shifts Project. The international collaboration of academic and industrial researchers is dedicated to studying and solving problems associated with distributional shift for real-world impact.
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SeaTrac Systems Inc. has delivered one of its SP-48 USVs to Princeton University for persistent monitoring of deep seafloor tectonic plate movement to better measure seafloor changes resulting from earthquakes.
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How navies can adapt and innovate to build resilience will be under scrutiny at this year’s International Naval Engineering Conference and Exhibition (INEC), which will run November 8 to 10. Organized by the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (IMarEST), INEC will also incorporate the International Ship Control Systems Symposium (iSCSS).
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Sea-Changers is accepting applications for grants to fund marine conservation by U.K.-based charities and nonprofits.
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