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Karl Birgir Björnsson. Doug Stewart photo
Ensuring optimal speed and fuel consumption with on-board artificial intelligence
Matt Collins
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corp. (GLDD) launched the 99'x41'x12' Multi-Cat dredge support vessels, Cape Hatteras and Cape Canaveral, marking the second consecutive year sisterships have won the prestigious Significant Boat of the Year award. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. photo.
Conrad-built Multi Cats win WorkBoat boat of the year
Ben Hayden
In-Place Machining Company booth at the 2024 International WorkBoat Show. Photo: Matt Collins
How 3D scanning technology is being leveraged for commercial marine use cases
Matt Collins
Clean Jacksonville, the first LNG bunker barge constructed in North America in 2018. Conrad Industries photo
TOTE Services focused on vessel construction and fuel innovation
Ben Hayden
A Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors welder etches the initials of Oceanographer's sponsor, Linda Kwok Schatz, onto a steel plate, honoring maritime tradition. NOAA photo.
Future of the NOAA fleet highlighted at International WorkBoat Show
Ben Hayden
Speakers at the WorkBoat Show conference program, "Navigating the Waters of Vessel Electrification: Perspectives from Industry Leaders," include Marcelino Alvarez, CEO of Photon Marine; Cassidy Fisher, Program Director at Maritime Blue; Ian Gracey, CEO of Silverback Marine; and Coulston Van Gundy, Vice President of Engineering at Crowley.
Vessel electrification: e-Wolf and the future of harbor work
Kirk Moore
The allision left the Dali pinned under the collapsed span, and some 50,000 tons of steel debris in the water. Shutterstock/Andrew Leyden photo.
Baltimore bridge collapse ‘the hallmark of all disasters’
Kirk Moore
Karl Senner LLC and Steerprop Ltd: Partnership
WorkBoat Staff
ABS held its fifth version of the Offshore Wind Forum on Nov. 11. Jeremiah Karpowicz photo of the "Riding the Waves – Considerations and Outlooks for Floating Offshore Wind" panel
Realism about the future abounds at the 5th Annual Offshore Wind Forum
Jeremiah Karpowicz
Chart your own path with Raymarine Pathfinder Radar
WorkBoat Staff
The 2023 International WorkBoat Show. Doug Stewart
Welcome to the 44th International WorkBoat Show: Innovation and networking start here
WorkBoat Staff
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