Smart Technologies

CargoX has become the first provider to use the neutral, public blockchain Ethereum network for its platform after gaining approval from the International Group of P&I Clubs.

Inform has released the first in a series of Future Vision interviews which take a deep dive into the evolution of ports centered around 2038: A Smart Port Story.

Traxens has announced that it has joined the Smart Maritime Council, an initiative set up by the Smart Maritime Network (SMN).

Monitoring local sea states is essential for the safety, security and resilience of ports, harbors and coastal infrastructure worldwide, providing stakeholders with invaluable data for use in a wide range of endeavors.

As we enter a new decade numerous issues remain, one of which is standardization within the maritime industry. Specifically, data standards.

With cyber-attacks no longer the stuff of “fictional narrative”, the UK Department for Transport (DfT) has released a new cyber security code of practice on cyber security for UK ports.

Navis, part of Cargotec Corporation, has announced the availability of N4 3.8, the latest cloud-enabled version of its core terminal operating system.

Konsgberg, a provider of next-generation technology for the maritime sector, will install and test autonomous technology on two short sea vessels after receiving a record-breaking funding grant from the EU.

The Port of Salalah, the biggest port in Oman, has become the latest port to join TradeLens, the blockchain-enabled digital shipping platform.

Ports and shipping: What to expect in 2020

Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT), Vietnam, has joined the TradeLens digital platform blockchain technology, according to a 19 December announcement.