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  1. 01Orca AIOrganization/7
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  3. 03South Gyeongsang ProvinceLocation/4
  4. 04KongsbergOrganization/1
  5. 05Korea Coast GuardOrganization/1

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01portnews.ru2026-10-22

South Korean province seeks autonomous ship zone off Geoje for Samsung Heavy trials (opens in a new tab)

South Korea’s South Gyeongsang Province has requested approval to designate waters off Geoje Island as an autonomous-ship operating zone, enabling Samsung Heavy Industries to continue sea trials after its current regulatory exemption ends in 2026. The proposed area covers coastal waters near Hansan, Gajo, and Chilcheon islands, with a decision expected by year-end. Samsung Heavy is testing a 12-meter autonomous vessel featuring AI-based navigation, collision avoidance, and sensor systems. The province aims to support the technology while minimizing disruptions to fishing, shipping, and leisure activities.

02Travel And Tour World2026-05-04

Orca AI Partners with Samsung Heavy Industries to Develop Autonomous Vessel Technologies, Enhancing Cruise Tourism Growth with AI-Assisted Navigation and Safety Features (opens in a new tab)

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to develop autonomous vessel technologies for the cruise tourism industry. The collaboration aims to enhance navigation and safety features using AI-assisted systems. This initiative is expected to support the growth of cruise tourism by improving operational efficiency and reliability. The project focuses on integrating advanced AI solutions into maritime operations.

03shipmanagementinternational.com2026-05-01

Orca AI joins forces with Samsung Heavy Industries to accelerate autonomous vessel technology — SMI DIGITAL (opens in a new tab)

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to advance autonomous vessel technology. The collaboration aims to accelerate the development and implementation of AI-driven navigation systems for ships. This initiative focuses on enhancing maritime safety and operational efficiency. The partnership was announced on May 1, 2026.

04Baird Maritime2026-07-24

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries partner on autonomous shipbuilding technology (opens in a new tab)

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries have formed a partnership to develop autonomous shipbuilding technology. The collaboration aims to advance innovations in uncrewed vessel construction and operations. This initiative focuses on integrating automation into ship design and manufacturing processes. The details of specific technologies or timelines were not provided.

05Defence Industry Europe2026-07-25

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries forge U.S. shipbuilding alliance focused on autonomous vessels, AI and industrial capacity (opens in a new tab)

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries have formed a U.S. shipbuilding alliance to advance autonomous vessels, AI integration, and industrial capacity. The partnership aims to strengthen collaboration in maritime technology and manufacturing. The focus includes developing next-generation naval systems and enhancing shipbuilding capabilities. The alliance reflects efforts to modernize and expand the U.S. shipbuilding sector.

06Splash2472026-04-30

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy team up to speed autonomous shipping push (opens in a new tab)

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to accelerate the development of autonomous shipping technologies. The collaboration aims to integrate Orca AI’s navigation and collision avoidance systems into Samsung Heavy’s vessels. This effort seeks to enhance safety and efficiency in maritime operations. The initiative reflects growing industry interest in automated shipping solutions.

07Marine News Magazine2026-04-29

Orca AI, Samsung Heavy Industries Join Forces to Advance Autonomous Vessel Technology (opens in a new tab)

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to develop advanced autonomous vessel technology. The collaboration aims to enhance maritime navigation and safety using AI-driven systems. This initiative focuses on integrating Orca AI’s solutions with Samsung’s shipbuilding expertise. The goal is to accelerate the adoption of autonomous shipping in the maritime industry.

08TipRanks2026-04-29

Orca AI Partners With Samsung Heavy Industries on Autonomous Vessel Technology (opens in a new tab)

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to develop autonomous vessel technology. The collaboration aims to enhance maritime navigation and safety using AI-driven systems. This initiative focuses on integrating advanced automation into commercial shipping. The partnership was announced on April 29, 2026.

09해사신문2026-10-20

Samsung Heavy Industries advances autonomous ship test zone designation with support from South Gyeongsang Province (opens in a new tab)

Samsung Heavy Industries is advancing efforts to designate a test zone for autonomous ships with support from South Gyeongsang Province. The initiative aims to establish a dedicated area for testing self-navigating vessel technologies. The provincial government is actively collaborating to facilitate the project. No specific timeline or technical details were provided in the announcement.

10데일리한국2026-10-19

South Gyeongsang Province supports Samsung Heavy Industries' autonomous vessel demonstration project (opens in a new tab)

South Gyeongsang Province will support Samsung Heavy Industries' demonstration project for autonomous vessels. The initiative aims to advance the development and testing of self-navigating ships. The provincial government is backing the project as part of efforts to promote maritime innovation. No specific details on funding or timelines were provided.

11해양레저신문2026-10-19

South Gyeongsang Province pushes to designate autonomous vessel demonstration zones, supporting Samsung Heavy Industries' technology development (opens in a new tab)

South Gyeongsang Province is working to designate demonstration zones for autonomous vessels to support Samsung Heavy Industries' technology development. The initiative aims to create designated areas where self-navigating ships can be tested and validated. This effort is part of broader regional support for advancing maritime automation. The province seeks to strengthen collaboration with industry leaders in autonomous shipping.

12gCaptain2026-07-23

Saronic, Samsung Heavy Industries Partner to Advance Autonomous Shipbuilding in the U.S. (opens in a new tab)

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to advance autonomous shipbuilding in the U.S. The collaboration aims to integrate autonomous technologies into ship design and construction. This initiative seeks to modernize the U.S. shipbuilding industry. No specific projects or timelines were detailed in the announcement.

13Business Upturn2026-07-23

Saronic and Samsung heavy Industries team up to push autonomous shipbuilding in the U.S (opens in a new tab)

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to advance autonomous shipbuilding in the U.S. The collaboration aims to integrate cutting-edge automation technologies into ship construction processes. This initiative seeks to enhance efficiency and innovation in the American shipbuilding industry. No specific projects or timelines were detailed in the announcement.

14Tradewinds News2026-04-29

Samsung and Orca AI move autonomous navigation systems into newbuildings (opens in a new tab)

Samsung and Orca AI are integrating autonomous navigation systems into newly constructed ships. The collaboration aims to enhance maritime safety and operational efficiency. This initiative marks a step toward advanced automation in the shipping industry. The systems are being deployed in newbuildings as part of the partnership.

15NavalToday.com2026-07-24

Saronic, Samsung Heavy Industries forge alliance on autonomous maritime systems (opens in a new tab)

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries have formed an alliance to develop autonomous maritime systems. The partnership aims to advance technology for uncrewed and remotely operated vessels. No specific projects or timelines were disclosed in the announcement. The collaboration focuses on innovation in the maritime industry.

16Ocean News & Technology2026-07-23

Saronic And Samsung Heavy Industries Partner To Advance Autonomous Maritime Systems (opens in a new tab)

Saronic and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to develop autonomous maritime systems. The collaboration aims to advance technology for uncrewed and remotely operated vessels. This initiative focuses on enhancing safety, efficiency, and innovation in the shipping industry. The partnership combines Saronic’s expertise in autonomy with Samsung’s shipbuilding capabilities.

17finance.biggo.com2026-07-24

Samsung Heavy Industries Secures US LNG Bunkering Vessel Approval, Expands 'Shipbuilding Alliance' to Unmanned Surface Vessels (opens in a new tab)

Samsung Heavy Industries received approval from U.S. authorities for its LNG bunkering vessel design. The company is expanding its "Shipbuilding Alliance" to include unmanned surface vessels. This move aims to strengthen its position in advanced maritime technology. The approval marks progress in adopting cleaner fuel solutions for shipping.

18Smart Maritime Network2026-07-27

Saronic and Samsung Heavy partner for US autonomous-focused shipyard (opens in a new tab)

Saronic Technologies and Samsung Heavy Industries have partnered to develop a U.S.-based shipyard focused on building autonomous vessels. The collaboration aims to advance maritime automation and support the growing demand for uncrewed shipping solutions. The shipyard will prioritize innovation in autonomous ship design and construction. The initiative aligns with industry trends toward digitalization and smart shipping.

19Puente de Mando2026-06-16

Samsung and Kongsberg Project an Autonomous LNG Carrier (opens in a new tab)

Samsung Heavy Industries and Kongsberg Maritime are collaborating to develop an autonomous liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier. The project aims to integrate advanced navigation and control systems for unmanned operations. The initiative reflects efforts to enhance efficiency and safety in maritime transport. No specific timeline or technical details were disclosed in the announcement.

20Digital Ship2026-04-30

Orca AI, SHI link fleets to autonomy (opens in a new tab)

Orca AI and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) have partnered to integrate autonomous navigation technology into commercial fleets. The collaboration aims to enhance maritime safety and operational efficiency by linking vessels to advanced AI systems. This initiative focuses on real-time data processing and decision-making support for ship operators. The technology is expected to reduce human error and improve situational awareness.

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