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Industry

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Sunday, Jul 26

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01Marine Link2026-07-26

KSOE and Siemens Partner on AI-Powered Shipyard (opens in a new tab)

HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE) and Siemens Digital Industries Software partnered to create an AI-powered shipyard. The collaboration focuses on integrating the entire shipbuilding process, covering vessel design, production, and supply chain management. The initiative aims to develop a next-generation marine platform. No specific implementation timeline or technical details were provided.

Friday, Jul 24

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02finance.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.

03Chosunbiz2026-07-24

Korea backs shipbuilders to adopt domestic green, autonomous equipment - CHOSUNBIZ (opens in a new tab)

South Korea is supporting its shipbuilding industry in adopting domestically produced green and autonomous equipment. The government aims to boost the sector's competitiveness by encouraging the use of eco-friendly and self-operating technologies. This initiative is part of broader efforts to advance the country's maritime and shipbuilding capabilities. The focus is on reducing emissions and improving efficiency through innovation.

Thursday, Jul 23

2 stories
04gCaptain2026-07-23

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.

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05Supply Chain Brain2026-07-23

The Long Road to Autonomous Cargo Shipping (opens in a new tab)

Autonomous cargo shipping faces significant challenges before widespread adoption. Regulatory hurdles, technological limitations, and safety concerns remain key obstacles. While progress is being made, full autonomy in maritime logistics is still years away. Industry experts emphasize the need for collaboration between tech developers, regulators, and shipping companies.

Wednesday, Jul 22

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06Ocean News & Technology2026-07-22

Experienced Captains Vs. AI: Setting A New Course For Autonomous Ship Navigation (opens in a new tab)

A 2026 study compares the navigation performance of experienced ship captains with AI-driven autonomous systems. The article explores how AI technologies are being tested to match or surpass human decision-making in complex maritime environments. It highlights ongoing trials and regulatory challenges in adopting fully autonomous ships. The discussion focuses on safety, efficiency, and the future of crewed versus uncrewed vessels.

Tuesday, Jul 21

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07The Globe and Mail2026-07-21

Canadian shipbuilder Davie expands into autonomous vessel industry (opens in a new tab)

Davie, a Canadian shipbuilding company, is entering the autonomous vessel industry. The expansion marks a shift toward advanced maritime technology. No specific projects or partnerships were detailed in the announcement. The move aims to position Davie as a leader in uncrewed shipping solutions.

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