Technology

The Saildrone Surveyor design completed a 2,250-mile maiden voyage from San Francisco to Hawaii in 2021. Saildrone photo.

Saildrone ABS certification for a new kind of workboat

Kirk Moore

Glosten designed the Seaway Trident tug, one of ten vessels honored as this year’s most significant boats at the International WorkBoat Show. Glosten photo.

Glosten design named one of WorkBoat's 10 Significant Boats

Matt Collins

International WorkBoat Show/Matt Collins

Unlocking human history at the WorkBoat Show

Matt Collins

Honda Marine's new BF350 V8 outboard engine on display at booth 3375. WorkBoat photo.

Honda Marine unveils new outboard at the WorkBoat Show

Benjamin Hayden

Jeremiah Karpowicz photos.

The submarine industry: 60 years of safe diving operations

Jeremiah Karpowicz

International WorkBoat Show/Doug Stewart photo

Crowley's electric tug commands attention at the WorkBoat Show

Carli Stewart

Doug Stewart photos

WorkBoat Show panel explores marine electrification

Benjamin Hayden

Matt Collins photo

Sunbrite features powerful, fully dimmable light bars

Matt Collins

Oceaneering International solves complex subsea problems

Matt Collins

The Saildrone’s mission track went around the Farallon Islands off California, recording the location and density of the bats it recorded. Bat Conservation International graphic.

Saildrone tests tracking technology for bats and offshore wind

WorkBoat Staff

1000-m depth rated SEAmagine 3-person Aurora submersible diving in French Polynesia recorded the first-ever sighting of a “Prickly” Shark in that part of the world. SEAmagine photo.

The key benefits of Manned Underwater Vehicles for solving subsea challenges

ON&T

SeaRobotics' SR surveyor class ASVs. SeaRobotics image.

SeaRobotics awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification

WorkBoat Staff

Inmarsat Maritime image

Inmarsat Maritime report: Distress calls stay high

WorkBoat Staff