Latest maritime technology updates and reports
Offshore Energy
Kraken Robotics, a marine technology company based in Canada, is set to acquire the UK’s Covelya Group for $615 million, as reported by Offshore Energy. This acquisition includes Sonardyne and EIVA, subsidiaries of Covelya Group.
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Norsepower has partnered with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry Equipment to enhance the production and global deployment of rotor sails, as reported by Splash247. This agreement builds on their initial memorandum of understanding and includes aspects such as production, sales, and joint engineering development.
Offshore Energy
ABB has upgraded the propulsion systems of nine LNG carriers owned by Cool Company, enhancing their efficiency and performance. This development was reported by Offshore Energy.
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Anders Tysdal discusses in Splash247 the transformative impact of digital technology on offshore operations, driven by decades of infrastructure investment. This shift allows offshore assets to be more effectively connected and controlled from shore, enhancing operational efficiency.
gCaptain
Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, has been recognized for its NexusWave service, winning the Maritime Mobility Innovation award at the MSUA 2026 Satellite Mobile Innovation Awards. The service is noted for its unique network-bonding capability that provides seamless and secure high-speed connectivity at sea, as reported by gCaptain.
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Space Norway has launched its first in-house developed satellite, Mimir 1, from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, as reported by Splash247. The satellite features a VHF Data Exchange System payload aimed at enhancing maritime communications by enabling two-way data exchange between vessels and satellites.
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Intellian Technologies is broadening its maritime connectivity ambitions by expanding its Global Maritime Distress and Safety System portfolio, as reported by Splash247. The South Korean company showcased its developments at the Satellite 2026 conference in Washington, D.C.
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Scylax Marine, a New Orleans-based firm, has launched SMURZ 20, a mobile vessel management app designed for micro-fleet and solo workboat operators, as reported by Splash247. The app, available on Android and Apple devices, provides enterprise-level tools at a lower cost than traditional fleet management software.
Offshore Energy
Stillstrom, in collaboration with Faber Group and Prysmian, has initiated a pilot project for offshore charging solutions, as reported by Offshore Energy. This development aims to enhance sustainable energy practices in maritime operations.
Offshore Energy
Nexans has achieved a new world record by installing a subsea cable 3,000 meters underwater, as reported by Offshore Energy. This milestone highlights Nexans' continued innovation in cable systems design and manufacturing.
