OneLink Performance has called on shipowners and managers to move beyond dashboards that simply display vessel data and focus instead on whether the information is leading to operational improvements and …
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Maritime communications platform Sedna has partnered with port agency software provider PortPal to turn incoming operational emails into structured port call workflows. The integration allows agency teams to transfer emails …
Hitachi, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), and Japan Airlines have signed a memorandum of understanding to conduct Japan’s first pilot test on Kume Island utilising Direct Ocean Capture, a technology that …
Maritime digital optimisation firm ZeroNorth has launched Propel, an agentic AI platform for maritime operations, with Cargill, Ultrabulk, and CMB.TECH signing on as launch partners to test and shape the …
Drewry has expanded its OnDemand research platform to cover all major shipping sectors, adding multipurpose vessels, container ports and a new operating-cost benchmarking tool. The enhanced Maritime Research Knowledge Centre …
Korean Register has certified a South Korean additive manufacturing process capable of repairing damaged metal structures, opening the way for wider use of 3D printing in shipbuilding, defence and maintenance. …
Kpler’s MarineTraffic has expanded the operational capabilities of its mobile app by combining nautical charts, voyage planning and real-time vessel tracking within a single map interface. The nautical chart layer …
Scanjet PSM has launched a new hydrostatic pressure transmitter designed to improve long-term reliability in demanding marine environments while keeping costs competitive. The APT590 builds on the company’s existing APT500 …
OneLearn Global has signed an agreement with the Singapore Shipping Association to develop an AI-powered learning platform for seafarers and shore-based maritime professionals. The Transformational Learning Hub will initially serve …
Mitsui E&S has completed factory acceptance testing of the first WinGD methanol dual-fuel large marine engine built in Japan. The DU-WinGD 6X82DF-M-1.0 LP-SCR was manufactured by group company Mitsui E&S …
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