Samsung Heavy Industries has partnered with Evergreen to develop virtual reality training for seafarers on eco-friendly ships. Installed at the Evergreen Seafarer Training Center, these systems prepare crews for operating methanol dual-fuel vessels. This initiative supports fleet decarbonization, enhancing safety and efficiency in line with evolving environmental regulations.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Samsung Heavy Industries are developing an innovative LNG carrier, recently receiving Approval in Principle from Lloyd’s Register. Featuring a 174,000 cbm capacity and a 300kW Solid Oxide Fuel Cell system, the vessel aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, supporting maritime decarbonization efforts by 2027.
ClassNK has granted Approval in Principle for Samsung Heavy Industries’ Autonomous Navigation Assistance System, a partially autonomous system providing situational awareness and collision avoidance. ClassNK’s guidelines for automated/autonomous operation were used to review the system, ensuring compliance with requirements. The organization continues to develop safety standards for automated technologies in the maritime industry.
Fortinet and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to enhance maritime cybersecurity in compliance with IACS standards. The MOU signing ceremony included key representatives from both companies, highlighting Samsung’s expertise in shipbuilding and Fortinet’s objective to strengthen global cooperation in maritime cybersecurity. The collaboration aims to address cyber threats and ensure compliance with new regulations.
