Latest Technology News – Page 6
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NetherlandsRealising the promise of 3D printed boats
Dutch builder Impacd Boats is pioneering additive manufacturing for mainstream boat production, with more than 30 craft now in service and more on the way. We learn about the company’s progress to-date and the future potential for full scale 3D printers in mainstream boat production.
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Battery TechnologiesScientists smash battery energy density record
The best energy density of modern lithium-ion batteries is around 300Wh/kg, but a team of scientists in Beijing has recently set a record of just over 700Wh/kg. This opens a whole new set of possibilities for transport, especially for aviation and marine.
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Remote monitoringHow telemetry is transforming the art of boatbuilding
Mantracourt’s new wireless data gathering system is helping streamline the production process
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USACummins champions hydrogen at fuel conference
US engine maker promotes hydrogen as top sustainable alternative to diesel at Diesel Progress Summit industry conference
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TurkeyTrend watch: Brokers and yards forging stronger links?
Number of broker and builder partnership deals gathering momentum
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Green TechnologiesHarnessing robotics to improve sustainability
What if you could solve the environmental challenges of keeping hulls clean, efficient and free from potentially invasive species without using antifouling coatings at all? That is the mission of Australian robotics start-up, Hullbot. Kim Hollamby speaks with CEO and co-founder, Tom Loefler, to learn about the future potential for ...
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ArticleMARIN’s futuristic simulator goes where no man has gone before
10 fully-immersive simulator rooms promise to bring the virtual to life with major implications for training and safety at sea
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ElectrificationArtificial intelligence as a sales tool?
While much has been written about the adoption of new technology in manufacturing, generative AI algorithms could play an even greater role in the sales office
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NewsBrunswick, and the future of sustainable design
Innovation alone is not enough – it’s meticulous analysis too that is giving Brunswick Boat Group’s Technology Center the edge
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USAEnergy reduction short cut for boat sheds and marine warehouses
Destratification offers a useful route to carbon savings for the type of buildings in which many marine companies operate
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Boat AutonomyBoat autonomy project paves way for leisure yacht applications
Orca AI and MTI collaboration brings future a step closer
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NewsRolls-Royce outlines plans for integrated bridge systems and sustainable fuels
The engine manufacturer is platforming a host of new product and innovations at Monaco
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USASafer, higher performing batteries made from rubber
US researchers say flexible lithium-ion batteries made from rubber could provide extended run times while reducing fire risk
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FranceReinventing the wheel - The end of the traditional helm?
Could Volvo Penta’s Joystick Driving platform spell the end for the traditional helm?
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NewsFuture Tech: Creating lithium-ion batteries from scrap paper
As demand for lithium-ion batteries soars and concerns about access to limited supplies of critical minerals mount, researchers in Singapore have developed a way to create critical electrodes from scrap paper
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NewsBaglietto gives the lowdown on its propulsion system experience
Italian builder briefs journalists on the hybrid system on its new 52m superyacht
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NewsBoatyard launches ‘virtual’ AI assistant for boaters
Boatyard.ai harnesses the power of AI to revolutionise the way boaters access information, maintain their boats,
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NewsEnata Marine seeks new markets with its Foiler USV autonomous unmanned surface vehicle
UAE firm reveals design currently being developed for military clients which could also offer private owners more advanced capabilities
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USAHow increasing diversity is attracting more sponsors to top-end sail racing
With technology helping increase the specator appeal of sailboat racing, pushing the envelope when it comes to age and gender give sponsors just what they need to jump on board
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