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01IndexBox2026-05-23

IMO Approves MASS Code for Autonomous Ships at MSC 111 Session in London - News and Statistics (opens in a new tab)

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) approved the Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) Code during the 111th session of the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) in London. This decision establishes mandatory regulations for the operation of autonomous ships. The code aims to ensure safety, security, and environmental protection in maritime autonomous shipping. The approval marks a significant step in integrating autonomous vessels into global maritime operations.

02ZAWYA2026-11-04

CMD and UFORCE to explore marine engine collaboration for unmanned surface vessels (opens in a new tab)

CMD, an Italian propulsion systems specialist under UAE’s EDGE Group, and UFORCE, a developer of unmanned air, land, and sea systems, signed an MoU to explore collaboration on unmanned surface vessels (USVs). The agreement may lead to a joint venture covering marine engine commercialization, production, R&D, and maintenance services. The partnership aligns with EDGE’s strategy to expand CMD’s manufacturing and maritime market presence. UFORCE, known for its MAGURA USVs and NEMESIS strike platforms, operates across Europe, the U.S., and Asia.

03Pulse 2.02026-11-06

Windward Acquires Azimut.ai To Expand Maritime Visual Intelligence And Vessel Monitoring Capabilities (opens in a new tab)

Windward, a maritime AI company, acquired Azimut.ai to enhance its vessel monitoring capabilities using optical sensors. This expands Windward’s platform by adding ground- and ship-based visual intelligence, improving detection of vessels that evade traditional tracking signals like AIS. The technology creates digital vessel fingerprints without raw imagery, integrating with existing data to assess risks and support maritime security. The acquisition strengthens Windward’s proprietary data collection and aims to provide more accurate, independent verification of maritime activity.

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