Friday, July 25, 2014 Hyundai Heavy develops ship navigation systemHyundai Heavy Industries announced it has developed a new high-tech ship navigation system, the Hyundai Intelligent Collision Avoidance Support System. The shipbuilder said the system also features a collision notification system that signals "caution," "urgent" and "danger," which supports safe operations at sea. HHI said it tested the system by running it on a 13,800-TEU containership and a 162,000 m³ LNG carrier, respectively, in May and June of 2014. The system is expected to be available starting in 2016, following the sea trial for testing performance and stability on long distance routes, HHI said. China Shipping Group and Alibaba partner on e-commerce Port of Shanghai and Port of Los Angeles ally on shore power Leidos building autonomous unmanned ship to track submarines Movie FX group uses 3D printing to create a giant creature model (video) |
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