All Technology articles – Page 3
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NewsRAD secures £4.4m funding to accelerate autonomous marine tech development
UK firm will use the funds to support international expansion, product development and the commercialisation of its Axon vessel systems
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NewsTeledyne appoints Michelle Hildyard as general manager of Raymarine and FLIR Marine
The long-serving executive takes responsibility for both marine technology brands after more than 20 years with the business
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NavigationNew underwater mapping system ‘sees’ through murky water
A mapping technique developed at MIT combines a dolphin’s echo-location ability with the close-range vision of a sea turtle to penetrate even the murkiest water
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NewsIntellian opens new US manufacturing plant
Korean satcom firm cuts ribbon on new manufacturing campus in California
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NewsKnut Frostad joins Orca board and advisory team
Former Navico CEO and Volvo Ocean Race chief executive takes board position at Norwegian navigation technology firm
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Design & TechnologyRamtech wireless safety system for yacht building
A wireless fire and safety system has been developed for ship and yacht building projects that saves weeks of hard wiring, disruption and reconfiguration
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NewsZeroUSV secures landmark certification for autonomous vessel class
The UK-based developer gains MCA Workboat Code Edition 3 certification for its Oceanus 12 class, paving the way for wider commercial deployment of autonomous maritime technology
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Product LaunchLumitec introduces SeaBlazeX3 underwater light
The new surface-mount model delivers 8,000 lumens and introduces proprietary DryLock protection technology
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MarinasDockwa secures strategic growth investment from PSG
Marina software platform plans to accelerate AI product development, international expansion and adoption of its operating system across the marina sector
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InnovationChina develops 1,000m tourist submarine
The China Ship Scientific Research Centre is aiming to compete with specialised Western companies to offer tourists a deep-sea experience to the ‘Midnight Zone’
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NewsIndependent study validates WATCHIT collision-prevention system effectiveness
Over 57,000 events from 160 WATCHIT-equipped vessels were analysed by an external data scientist
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NewsFarSounder announces Tocaro Blue collaboration
Marinetech brands collaborate in bid to gain share in maritime navigation market
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NewsLast chance to register for ABYC/USCG risk mitigation webinar
Free virtual event will address risk mitigation for eFoils, defect notification policy, ABYC standards updates, factory visits and advanced driver-assistance systems
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Green Technologies‘Vortex rings’ key to a dolphin’s speed
Japanese scientists have used a supercomputer to discover why dolphins can travel so fast, with implications for marine propulsion and quick-acting stabilisers
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Green TechnologiesNew satellite-based ocean viewer
As part of the Copernicus Marine Services programme, the new open access resource NECCTON is now online to help researchers track ocean health
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HydrogenCertification network planned for liquid hydrogen
Pusan National University and Lloyd’s Register are working to create a global framework for safe and reliable marine liquid hydrogen propulsion systems
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NewsOcean Signal receives 2026 King’s Award for Enterprise
UK manufacturer recognised for breakthrough personal locator beacon combining global and local rescue technologies
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NewsOrca AI, Samsung sign MoU to develop autonomous platform
Initially targeting commercial shipping, autonomous navigation platform could have future impact in recreational marine sector
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InterviewTom Pettit, EVP and COO, Xylem Inc
Speaking at CES 2026, Tom Pettit pointed out that the successful application of advanced technologies – like AI – ultimately hinge on fundamentals like supply chains.
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