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Kaohsiung Port

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W16 ‘26
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W45 ‘26

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01crossref2026-04-17Chien-Chang Chou, Miao-Ying Chen, Ren-Jun Huang, Hsien‐Pin Hsu +2 moreDOI ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Integrating Qualitative AHP and Quantitative AIS to Berth Location Selection for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship Mooring at the Kaohsiung Port (opens in a new tab)

This study evaluates berth locations at Kaohsiung Port for mooring Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) by combining expert input with a two-step method: the qualitative Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and quantitative Automatic Identification System (AIS). Researchers identified three key assessment aspects, nine criteria, and three potential berth alternatives. The analysis determined that the 7th Container Centre is the most suitable berth for MASS mooring. Findings aim to guide port authorities and operators in transitioning to intelligent port infrastructure.

02硬是要學 SOFT4FUN2026-11-03

Taiwan’s 'Feng Jin Mo Gui Yu' unmanned boat appears at marine tech expo, previously accompanied Hai Kun submarine for sea trials (opens in a new tab)

Taiwan’s "Feng Jin Mo Gui Yu" unmanned surface vessel, developed by CSBC, debuted at the 2026 MATURE Taiwan expo. The 8.6-meter trimaran features stealth design, AI target recognition, and a top speed of 35+ knots, with capabilities for asymmetric warfare and port security. It has accompanied Taiwan’s Hai Kun submarine in sea trials and supports swarm operations of up to 50 vessels per control station. While still a prototype without government contracts, CSBC estimates potential annual production of 40–500 units.

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