Shipbuilding process, generates a lot of information and data, which a priori makes it seem
impossible to have all this data in real time, but the new processors, simpler and smaller …

The maritime industry widely expects to have autonomous and semiautonomous ships
(autoships) in the near future. In order to operate and maintain complex and integrated …

Sailing across the ocean is the core to multiple worldwide integral industries. To navigate
safely, a smart monitoring system is essential. With the threats and challenges encountering …

Vessels operating on the surface of the ocean today are now increasingly equipped with
sensors. This includes GPS, MRU, IMU that monitor the vessel's motion behavior, and …

The Internet of things (IoT) ecosystem provides a platform for the connectivity of interrelated
smart devices to automate manual processes and reduce labor costs. IoT has brought …

The increasing maritime traffic, due to worldwide trade, tends to increase the risk of wrecks,
collisions and contacts between ships, producing sinking with high economical costs, major …

Seagoing ships transport nearly 90%(International Maritime Organization, in IMO's
contribution to sustainable maritime development, 2012) of the world trade by volume …

Estuarine aquaculture in the coastal belt plays a key role in food security, production and
supply chain. In the current COVID scenario, an efficient, sustainable and contactless system …

The global greenhouse gas emitted from shipping activities is one of the factors contributing
to global warming; thus, there is an urgent need to mitigate the adverse effect of climate …

Vessels are equipped with on-board internet of things (IoT) to observe various ship
performance and navigation conditions. These IoT connected to ship navigation and …