Ship & Boat International

Seatrec’s autonomous float has infiniTE possibilities

Seatrec’s autonomous float has infiniTE possibilities

Seatrec’s infiniTE autonomous float could play a vital role in timely weather forecasting, incorporating technology designed to overcome the current limitations of battery-powered floats Many valuable data sensors “are just left at sea when their batteries run out”, says Yi Chao, founder and CEO of Seatrec. For example, the Argo Programme uses around 4,000 robotic […]

Big Apple gets greener

Big Apple gets greener

Zero-emission tug helps the Big Apple get greener Late 2023 will see a 66-year-old New York vessel enjoy a second lease of life as a carbon emission-free tugboat, thanks to an ammonia-to-power system developed by Amogy New York-based start-up Amogy has announced its plans to unveil a zero-emission tugboat later this year, utilising ammonia as […]

Queensland Police Service’s latest patrol boat is built for extremes

Queensland Police Service’s latest patrol boat is built for extremes

Designed and built for “extreme use, without compromise”, the Queensland Police Service’s latest patrol boat delivery features a longer than usual waterline for a 12m craft The Queensland Police Service (QPS) in north-east Australia is bolstering its waterborne activities with the first in a series of safe, seaworthy and highly customisable patrol vessels. Designed and […]

Zelim’s Guardian watches over the wind farms

Zelim’s Guardian watches over the wind farms

Zelim’s remote-controlled, autonomy-capable and AI-enhanced Guardian craft could enable instantaneous, effective casualty recovery at offshore wind turbine arrays, even in rough weather First was Survivor1: a remote-control rescue craft concept, designed to swing into action in the event of a casualty at deepwater offshore wind turbine sites. Developed by SAR services provider Zelim in cooperation […]

Capital challenges

Capital challenges

Thames river cats prove a capital challenge for Wight Shipyard Commissioned with building two Thames river cats for the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers service, Wight Shipyard Co. found that producing a low-emission solution was far from straightforward. Stevie Knight finds out about the challenges involved, and how the yard overcame them You might believe […]