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BeeX: Revolutionizing the Maritime Industry with Cutting-Edge Autonomy Technology
BeeX is an innovative company specializing in Autonomous Robotics-as-a-Service (ARaaS), particularly focused on enhancing underwater asset integrity. By combining advanced robotics with data analytics, BeeX aims to revolutionize how underwater inspections …
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Aruna Technology Innovation in Improving Fishermen’s Welfare and Fisheries Supply Chain Efficiency through Digital Platform and ESG Practices
The limitations of fishermen’s fishing technology, such as simple fishing gear, result in limited and seasonally-dependent catches, so their incomes are often low, especially during seasons with rough weather or in situations when fish are hard to come by. Fishermen with little capital …
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Implementation of Avetics Global ROV Technology for Underwater Inspection on POSH Bawean Ship
Avetics Global is a company that focuses on drone technology for the industrial sector. The company provides various services such as drone-based inspections, aerial photography and videography, and drone pilot training. Founded in 2013, the company is based in Singapore and operates from its headquarters at Science Park Drive
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Sinay: Monitoring Ocean Conditions in Real-Time through Metocean Analytics
A well-known example of a route that can be optimized is the Suez Canal, which connects the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. The canal saves up to 7,000 km of travel compared to the route via the Cape of Good Hope. However, traffic congestion on this route, which accounts for 12% of world trade, requires…
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Strengthening Maritime Security: Vanguard Technology’s Comprehensive Solutions
The maritime industry has long been plagued by challenges such as market fluctuations and changes in fuel prices, piracy, migration issues, narcotics trafficking, stowaways, incidents related to war, and environmental concerns such as mammal movements, which can lead to significant financial losses, operational disruptions, and safety hazards.
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Seabound Technologies’ take on Carbon Capture for shipping
With the shipping sector contributing approximately 3% of global CO₂ emissions, the need for effective emission control solutions is critical. As global regulations tighten and stakeholders increasingly demand sustainable practices, start-up Seabound offers an innovative onboard carbon capture system designed specifically for ships.
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