Robotics and autonomous systems represent important opportunities to achieve greater productivity, learn additional skills, create better workplaces and improve the wo

Between 2011 and 2018, 92 out of 298 people who fell overboard in EU waters died.[1] Survival chances depend on detection, response method, water temperature, and luck

A particular pain point in shipping is that vessels need specific documents delivered to ports before they arrive.

Every year people die inspecting enclosed spaces. These spaces can contain depleted oxygen levels, toxic gases, and/or material otherwise unsafe for humans.

Subsea infrastructure and the demand for its maintenance is growing.

Aerial drones are increasing in applicability, and are already used for structural inspections of offshore platforms and wind farms.[1,2,3] Their integration and modul

Large ships are inspected and cleaned every 4-5 years and painted every 8-10 years, in order to improve vessel performance and to demonstrate owners' commitment to saf

The Offshore Robotics for the Certification of Assets (ORCA) Hub is a research programme d

Robotica in Maintenance Strategies (RIMS) carry out visual inspections of assets by drones, both internal and ex

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Mocean Energy is a Scottish SME whose ambitio

The potential for underwater inspection, surveillance and exploration is increasing with the advent of robotics.

Shipping as the lifeblood of the global economy transporting approximately 90% of global trade.

The Dutch Trade and Investment Fund (DTIF) offers loans, guarantees and export financing for Dutch companies that want to expand their businesses internationally. DTIF

With the WBSO, companies can lower the wage costs for research and development (R&D) and other R&D costs and expenditures, such as prototypes or research equip

This report covers the World Energy Council’s ninth annual survey of key challenges and opportunities faced by energy leaders in managing a robust energy transition.

By 2040, the global demand for energy will increase by more than 50 percent compared to 2010, despite continuously increasing energy efficiency.