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ARTICLE · 26 FEBRUARY 2021

Full Steam Ahead: Recent Developments In Maritime Autonomous Technology

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Autonomous technology is advancing in every sector, and the maritime industry is among those at the forefront.

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Autonomous technology is advancing in every sector, and the maritime industry is among those at the forefront.

Much of the focus in shipping has been on using autonomous technology on commercial vessels and perfecting remote navigational systems for ocean carriage. There have, however, been several recent advancements in further automating the industry as a whole. These advancements include automated container operations, autonomous technology for inland routes and the creation of standard contracts for autonomous vessels. In this edition of The Sensor, we review the potential of these latest developments and the hurdles that still need to be overcome.

Automated container operations

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