Technology

Eileen Tausch from Crowley Shipping

Hybrid and electrification benefits for the marine industry

Jeremiah Karpowicz

All six battery-hybrid-electric-island-class ferries have arrived at BC Ferries. The ferries carry 47 vehicles and are double-ended for easy loading and unloading. BC Ferries photo

New hybrid-electric ferries provide bridge to zero emissions

Bruce Buls

WorkBoat photo

The future of vessel design: Electric and hybrid propulsion options

Jeremiah Karpowicz

The company performed field tests on the ground and at height using a suite of Sarcos solutions. Sarcos Technology and Robotics Corp. photo

Robots that do shipyard work

WorkBoat Staff

Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission staff hold Sofar buoys at a co-production workshop. James Kendall/Bureau of Ocean Energy Management photo

Improving ocean data access for indigenous and other coastal communities

WorkBoat Staff

An Amogy powerpack will generate the power needed to reliquefy ammonia as it heats up over the course of a voyage, instead of a diesel genset. Amogy photo

Southern Devall, Amogy partner to bring ammonia-to-power technology to the marine industry

WorkBoat Staff

Participants plan missions that transform USM's research vessel, Ken Barbor, from a crewed to an uncrewed system designed to operate in various conditions. Sea Machines Robotics image

Sea Machines, USM launch maritime autonomy operational seminar

WorkBoat Staff

The integration of EIVA’s hydrographic survey software bundle, NaviSuite Kuda, with the autopilot technology installed on HydroSurv’s REAV-28 USV design offers operators adaptive line planning and automated area coverage optimisation tools to analyse MBES data in real time. HydroSurv photo

HydroSurv, EIVA partner to supply autopilots for uncrewed surface vessel fleet

WorkBoat Staff

Digital Twin Marine images

Digital twins can add value for vessel owners

Matt Collins

The green energy event brought together more than 100 representatives from across the industry including owners, operators and technical experts. Elliott Bay Design Group photo

Elliott Bay Design Group hosts green energy fuel options industry day

WorkBoat Staff

Sea Machines’ AI-ris uses digital cameras and AI processing to detect, track, classify and locate obstacles ranging from containerships to something as small as a swimmer, kayaker, or animal in the water. Sea Machines image.

The evolution of autonomous technology continues

Michael Crowley

The shipbuilding shift to a data-centric workflow

The TechnipFMC vessel Deep Star. TechnipFMC photo

DNV awards class notation for DP systems to TechnipFMC

WorkBoat Staff

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