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Friday, Apr 10

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01Marine Technology News2026-04-10

SeaBot Maritime, GRi Simulations and Frontier Robotics Feature Human-AI Autonomous Maritime Training Platform (opens in a new tab)

SeaBot Maritime, GRi Simulations, and Frontier Robotics collaborated to develop a human-AI autonomous maritime training platform. The platform aims to enhance training for maritime operations by integrating artificial intelligence. It was featured in a demonstration highlighting its capabilities. The system is designed to improve efficiency and safety in maritime environments.

Wednesday, Apr 8

1 story

02vocal.media2026-04-08

Autonomous Ships Market Trends: Collision Avoidance, AI Control Systems & Industry Forecast to 2033 (opens in a new tab)

The autonomous ships market is projected to grow significantly by 2033, driven by advancements in collision avoidance and AI control systems. Key trends include increased adoption of automation to improve maritime safety and efficiency. The report highlights industry forecasts, emphasizing the role of AI in enhancing navigation and operational decision-making. Market expansion is expected across commercial and defense sectors.

Tuesday, Apr 7

5 stories

03The Maritime Executive2026-04-07

Japan and South Korea Advance Autonomous Navigation (opens in a new tab)

Japan and South Korea are progressing in autonomous navigation technology for maritime applications. Both countries are developing systems to enhance ship safety and operational efficiency. The advancements aim to reduce human error and improve navigation in challenging conditions. Collaborative efforts and regulatory frameworks are being established to support these innovations.

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IndexBoxAutonomous Ship Progress: Japan's Genbu & South Korea's HiNAS Gain Key Approvals - News and Statistics

04Chosunbiz2026-04-07

Avikus wins DNV approval to speed global rollout of autonomous ship tech - CHOSUNBIZ (opens in a new tab)

Avikus received approval from DNV, a leading classification society, to accelerate the global deployment of its autonomous ship technology. This certification supports the company’s efforts to expand its self-navigating systems in the maritime industry. The approval is expected to facilitate faster adoption and regulatory acceptance of autonomous vessels worldwide. The development marks a significant step in advancing automated shipping solutions.

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PressReaderAvikus wins certification for autonomous navigation
Smart Maritime NetworkAvikus gets DNV approval for autonomous navigation tech
아시아경제HD Hyundai Avikus Receives World's First Type Approval for Universal Autonomous Navigation System

05Seoul Economic Daily2026-04-07

HD Hyundai's Avikus Accelerates Commercialization of Autonomous Navigation Technology (opens in a new tab)

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06Victoria News2026-04-07

Company envisions autonomous ferry connecting Greater Victoria communities (opens in a new tab)

A company plans to introduce an autonomous ferry service to connect communities in Greater Victoria by 2026. The proposed system aims to improve transportation efficiency and reduce reliance on traditional ferry routes. No specific technical details or operational timelines beyond the vision have been confirmed. The project is still in the conceptual phase.

07shipmanagementinternational.com2026-04-07

ClassNK awards world’s first MASS notation to domestic container ship ‘Genbu’ — SMI DIGITAL (opens in a new tab)

ClassNK granted the world’s first Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship (MASS) notation to the domestic container ship *Genbu*. The notation certifies the vessel’s compliance with autonomous shipping standards. This milestone marks progress in integrating autonomous technology into commercial maritime operations. The ship is operated by a Japanese company.

SeaBot Maritime, GRi Simulations and Frontier Robotics Feature Human-AI Autonomous Maritime Training PlatformSeaBot Maritime, GRi Simulations and Frontier Robotics Feature Human-AI Autonomous Maritime Training Platform ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Autonomous Ships Market Trends: Collision Avoidance, AI Control Systems & Industry Forecast to 2033Autonomous Ships Market Trends: Collision Avoidance, AI Control Systems & Industry Forecast to 2033 ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Japan and South Korea Advance Autonomous NavigationJapan and South Korea Advance Autonomous Navigation ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Avikus wins DNV approval to speed global rollout of autonomous ship tech - CHOSUNBIZAvikus wins DNV approval to speed global rollout of autonomous ship tech - CHOSUNBIZ ↗ (opens in a new tab)

HD Hyundai's Avikus Accelerates Commercialization of Autonomous Navigation TechnologyHD Hyundai's Avikus Accelerates Commercialization of Autonomous Navigation Technology ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Company envisions autonomous ferry connecting Greater Victoria communitiesCompany envisions autonomous ferry connecting Greater Victoria communities ↗ (opens in a new tab)