Swiss marine power company WinGD and Japanese shipbuilder and technology developer Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. have completed the initial design of an ammonia fuel supply system (AFSS) for vessels powered by WinGD’s X DF A ammonia-fueled engines.
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UTEC, a geo-services brand in Acteon’s Data and Robotics division conducted a day of Gavia autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) trials off Fremantle in Western Australia. The AUV has recently undergone significant upgrades and the addition of new modules including the subsea ultra-short baseline (USBL) aiding the vehicle inertial navigation system (INS) positioning.
Developer of maritime battery systems EST-Floattech receives an investment of four million euros from Energy Transition Fund Rotterdam and existing shareholders Rotterdam Port Fund, PDENH, Ponooc, and Yard Energy. This was announced by Chantal Zeegers, the Alderman for Climate, Building, and Housing in Rotterdam. The ‘Energietransitiefonds Rotterdam’ is the investment fund of the municipality of Rotterdam.
Exail, a leading provider of cutting-edge navigation technology, has secured a major contract with Ashtead Technology for the initial sale of six units of its brand-new all-in-one INS/DVL system, the Rovins 9-DVL. With this new acquisition, Ashtead Technology becomes the first rental company in the market to adopt Exail’s new INS/DVL technology.
Teledyne Webb Research, a leading innovator in oceanographic research, proudly announces the launch of the Slocum Sentinel Glider, set to debut at Oceanology International (OI) in London in March 2024. Teledyne Webb will formally host a cocktail party at OI to launch the new glider. The Slocum Sentinel Glider represents a groundbreaking advancement in autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and promises to revolutionize oceanographic monitoring across myriad applications.
Tasmania is poised to chart a new course in maritime innovation with the arrival of Ocean Infinity, a global leader in marine robotics. Thanks to support from the Government of Tasmania, the Australian island state is on the brink of entering a new era in safer, more environmentally sustainable marine operations.
METIS Cyberspace Technology is expanding its portfolio of data acquisition, real-time performance monitoring and intelligent analytics solutions to include the needs of service operation vessels (SOV). The move follows a collaborative project covering fleet performance optimization with leading offshore service provider for wind/oil & gas industries, ESVAGT.
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Emapsite Marine is a powerful online platform that provides marine maps and location data for UK waters and beyond. Designed for environmental consultants, marine planning offshore renewables and anyone responsible for developments in the maritime environment, the service facilitates the quick and easy creation of user-defined maps that can pinpoint all known marine infrastructure, surface and geographic features such as shipwrecks, offshore turbines, reefs and pipelines.
Last year, Voyis revolutionized underwater operations with the launch of the Discovery Stereo camera, boasting an impressive 4000-meter depth rating with high accuracy dome viewports. This innovative product delivered true depth perception and real-time 3D modeling to ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) platforms across the ocean sector.