Latest Monitoring, Control & Digitalisation – Page 23
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NewsClassNK launches EEXI compliance service
ClassNK Consulting Service (NKCS) has launched an EEXI compliance support service for shipping companies.
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NewsWärtsilä’s NTPRO simulator fully compliant
Wärtsilä Voyage’s Navi-Trainer Professional 5000 navigational simulator has attained certification according to the new DNV Class D standard for cloud-based simulators and is now said to be the first certified cloud solution that offers both interactive instructor-led and student-led training.
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NewsNew greener DP system from RH Marine
RH Marine has developed a new green dynamic positioning (DP) system which switches to batteries, optimising the fuel consumption of generators and thrusters, and enabling far quieter sailing.
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NewsNew ECDIS features from Raytheon
Raytheon Anschütz has released a range of new features for electronic chart display and information systems (ECDIS), enhancing specialised capabilities such as tactical operation and collaboration.
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NewsSweden's Sjofartsverket trials AI-led emergency call augmentation
Sweden”s sea and air rescue services began live tests of an artificial intelligence-assisted system to monitor emergency (Mayday) calls in the Baltic Sea and around the Swedish coast in late June. The new system uses AI and Machine Learning to assist the rescue leader to identify and monitor emergency calls.
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NewsEmissions prediction calculator for shipping
Astrup Fearnley and DNV’s Veracity have joined forces to create an emissions prediction calculator for the shipping industry.
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NewsABB awarded key cyber security approval
ABB’s automation, propulsion and switchboard systems for vessels have been verified as cyber secure by DNV.
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NewsNew BAE Systems data management solution to improve RN ship availability
The UK''s Ministry of Defence (MOD) has awarded a five-year contract to BAE Systems to provide a data management system to multiple ships in the Royal Navy fleet.
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NewsDNV revises simulator systems standard
DNV has revised its ST-0033 Maritime Simulator Systems standard with the introduction of a new class D for all function areas covering cloud-based simulation.
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NewsSuccessful remote vessel operation trial in Port of Singapore
The first remote joystick control test of a tugboat in South Asia has been carried out in the Port of Singapore, ABB announced. The trial was conducted in April 2021 with Singaporean shipyard Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M).
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NewsRINA COMPLETES STATUTORY AND ANNUAL SURVEYS ON OFFSHORE VESSEL REMOTELY
Classification society RINA has announced that it has successfully completed its first statutory and annual class survey in Northern Europe with the use of remote technologies. The surveys included remote attendance at a sea trial to confirm additional Dynamic Positioning class notation.
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NewsMaran Gas to roll out K-IMS to whole fleet
Maran Gas Maritime has signed a contract to roll out Kongsberg Maritime’s information management system across its entire fleet.
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NewsWärtsilä adds weather data to voyage planning
Tokyo-based Weathernews and Wärtsilä Voyage are joining forces to integrate WNI’s weather forecasting data and ship routing service with Wärtsilä’s products and solutions.
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NewsRemote robotic inspection
The value of remote robotic inspection technologies has been demonstrated with a bulk carrier exercise.
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NewsNAPA launches 3D model sharing platform
Maritime software and services provider, NAPA, has launched a new platform giving users access to the most current 3D ship model throughout the design process.
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NewsDNV launches requirements tracker
DNV has launched a new digital tool enabling its customers to track the requirements and deadlines of legislation for both individual vessels and entire fleets.
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NewsMORE DATA AND MORE INTEGRATION ENABLES BIG-PICTURE MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES
Data transfer is cheaper and more data is available, creating the potential for onboard and shoreside staff to get the big picture of their vessels, but there are data silos that still need to be overcome.
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NewsVIKING SKY BLACKOUT HIGHLIGHTS SAFETY POTENTIAL OF DIGITAL TWIN
Researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have analysed the 2019 blackout of the Viking Sky cruise ship and posed the question: could the blackout have been prevented if a digital twin condition monitoring platform was in place?
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NewsNew LR services hub in southern Europe
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has created a new maritime performance services (MPS) Hub in southern Europe to help shipowners and operators improve the sustainability and efficiency of their operations.
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NewsIRClass creates new digital platform
Classification society, Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass), has announced a range of initiatives focused on digitalisation including offering its services through a new, unified digital platform.
