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• Analysis tool simplifies detection and classification of objects
• New ocean sensor launched
• Product Lifecycle Management is key to building smart vessels
• Visualising the front line of shipping’s technology transformation
• Strengthening cyber resilience in the maritime industry
• The role of AI in predictive maintenance
• Coatings guidance for chemical carrier operators
• ‘State of Health’ technology unveiled for battery systems
• World-first hydrogen test
• Partners commit to part-load engine optimisation
• AFSS for newbuildings and retrofits
• Progress on ammonia
• LR teams up with Greeks on new GHG endeavour
• Digital twin as basis for efficiency tool
• First chemical tanker equipped with WAPS
• Enova funds ammonia-powered PCTCs
• WW declares options for PCTCs
• Floating solar project kicks off
• Partners unveil wind-optimised tanker
• RoPax ferry launched
• Dutch wind farm approved by LR
• Damen launches compact tug design
• Shore power successfully inspected
• Joined forces
• BMT unveils mid-sized SOV design
• MPSS for defence and security requirements
• CTVs use SWATH design
• Steel cut for Samskip SeaShuttle
• Cable layer to have MacGregor cranes
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