2 April
All newly available maritime Artificial Intelligence (AI) services and products will be presented at Posidonia, as the industry is slowly incorporating its potential into everyday operations. The maritime industry, traditionally measured in its adoption of new technologies, is steadily advancing its engagement with AI, though not without caution, according to findings of a recent Posidonia
2 April
The 19th Asia Pacific Maritime (APM) held its largest-ever edition in Singapore last week, welcoming 19,431 attendees, alongside more than 819 exhibitors from 41 regions and countries (including 20 pavilions) and 112 speakers from across the globe. Amid the strong turnout, APM saw a significant number of announcements, covering product launches and the inking of
2 April
Zelim announced that it is has established a site in Atlantic Canada, marking its commitment to strategic expansion in the North American maritime market. The site will be located at the COVE ocean facility in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, a major technology hub for maritime innovation. From April 2026, the office premises will serve as a
7 April
An Australian‑developed platform is advancing how maritime operators manage crew, logistics, and vessel operations through a fully integrated digital ecosystem. CrewDex, developed by Charter Fleet Marine, introduces a cloud‑based Crew‑as‑a‑Service (CaaS) model designed to streamline complex crew management processes across multi‑vessel fleets. At a time when much of the maritime industry continues to rely on
8 April
Magaya Corporation, the leading freight management platform for freight forwarders and customs brokers, and Coneksion, a leading provider of data connectivity solutions for logistics and the global supply chain, today announced a new technology partnership to expand ocean carrier connectivity across the Magaya Digital Freight Platform. The partnership enables freight forwarders to manage bookings, shipping
10 April
Echandia, Sweden’s leading provider of battery systems for the maritime industry, has signed an agreement with Gotlandsbolaget to supply a battery system for a new hybrid high-speed catamaran operating between Visby and Nynäshamn. The battery system is designed for a 20-year service life. The new vessel, Gotland Horizon X, will have capacity for up to
13 April
Boskalis announced the successful first deployment of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) from its new Remote Operations Center (ROC) in Aberdeen, following an 18-month development programme and an investment of £40 million in ROVs and the ROC. This milestone reflects the company’s continuous focus on innovation, safety and future-proof offshore solutions. The ROC significantly expands Boskalis’