Leveraging AI and Computing Power for Smarter Autonomous Ships

Saronic Technologies, a US manufacturer of autonomous vessels, is deepening its collaboration with Nvidia to enhance maritime autonomy. This partnership leverages Nvidia’s AI capabilities and computing resources, streamlining the development of advanced maritime systems. The initiative aims to accelerate the delivery of next-generation vessels, aligning with national maritime revitalization efforts.

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Lloyd's register is first approved by autonomous ships

Lloyd’s Register Authorized to Certify Autonomous Vessels Under New UK Code

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has emerged as a pivotal authority for the British Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) in certifying remote-controlled and unmanned vessels (ROUVs). With the revised Workboat Code Edition 3, LR now ensures compliance with essential safety standards for ROUVs under 24 meters navigating British waters, marking a significant advancement in maritime technology.

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Advancing satellite-assisted guidance for maritime autonomy

The GSAB2 project, a continuation of the previous GSAB initiative by the Grimaldi Group for the European Space Agency, aims to develop an assisted guidance system using satellite technology for docking large PCTC vessels. With a focus on autonomy levels 2 and 3, the project involves collaboration with Kongsberg and RINA Services to enhance port manoeuvres’ efficiency and safety while reducing CO2 emissions in maritime transport.

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