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Coast Guard Advances Maritime Domain Dominance Drive
Detect-to-act pipeline central to next-gen maritime operations. RFI seeks AI, multi-domain sensors, and unified command programs. RAPTOR crew to help…
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Unifeeder Joins DCSA+ to Drive Digital Standardisation in Global Shipping
Unifeeder, the biggest feeder and shortsea community in Europe and a part of the DP World Group, has joined the…
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Lessons Learned: Unsafe Positioning During Berthing
IMCA stories of an incident involving unsafe positioning throughout berthing. What occurred? On a vessel…
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Windward Launches Remote Sensing Intelligence To Transform Global Maritime Surveillance
Windward has unveiled Distant Sensing Intelligence (RSI), a complicated AI-powered know-how that mixes multi-sensor satellite tv for pc information, RF…
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Lessons Learned: Tow-line Failure Leads to Grounding & Sinking of Tug
The Bahamas Maritime Authority studies the grounding and subsequent sinking of a tug. What occurred On 25 March 2024, the…
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Korea Verifies World’s First Real-World Maritime IoT Network
Korean researchers have achieved a world breakthrough by efficiently verifying the world’s first real-world Maritime Web of Issues (MIoT) communication…
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Lessons Learned: Fingertip Crush Injury During Lifting Operation
A rigger sustained crush accidents to a number of fingertips whereas engaged on deck in…
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AB Falls Into Unsecured Chain Locker During Mobilisation
Unsecured Hatch and Poor Lighting Result in AB Damage. AB Rescued Inside Minutes After 8-Metre Chain Locker Fall. Investigation Flags…
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Lessons Learned: Fatal Accident After Steam Pipe Rupture
The Dutch Security Board has printed an investigation report into an incident wherein a deadly accident occurred on board the…
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Lessons Learned: Undocumented Modification Leads to Steam Burns
The Australian Transport Security Bureau (ATSB) has revealed Report MO-2025-004 into an unplanned strain launch…
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