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Da Ji's designers do the heavy lifting

The Naval Architect: April 2018
Prioritising loading flexibility and efficiency, SDARI-designed Da Ji is an assured contribution to a sector in recovery.

To tackle the cyber threat, shipping must change its culture

The Naval Architect: April 2018
After last year’s attack on Maersk, cybercrime finally appeared on shipping’s radar. However, the lack of information sharing amongst shippers must be addressed if the industry is to reap the benefits of cyber security

'More than just Maersk': Denmark stakes its

The Naval Architect: April 2018
In January, the Danish government published its Maritime Denmark report, setting out its vision towards 2025. The head of the Danish shipowners association explains how the country aims to lead from the front.

Set in Stone

Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2018

Vroon Offshore Services’ new subsea support vessel VOS Stone commenced work at the Arkona wind farm in March.

Kongsberg calls in the 2G 'bomb squad'

Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2018

Equipped with 2G Robotics’ ULS-500 PRO system, Kongsberg’s Hugin AUVs can be used to detect UXO at subsea sites.

Crane reaction

Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2018

OOS International hopes to boost its offshore wind farm construction support contract opportunities with two semisubmersible heavy-lifters.

Oshima puts composites at the heart of cargo carrier concept.

Innovation in shipbuilding: March 2018

Japanese shipbuilder says the laminate lay-up tween decks offer improved capacity utilisation and optimised loading.

Challenges in implementing technology in shipbuilding

Innovation in shipbuilding: March 2018

It’s not so simple, warn Denis Morais and Mark Waldie, of ShipConstructor Software providers SSI.

Automating non-repetitive production

Innovation in shipbuilding: March 2018

The ever-changing demands of shipbuilding seemingly precludes the use of automated production lines. Dutch production robotics company Kranendonk demonstrates this need not be the case.