Technology

Furuno booth at the 2023 Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle, Wash. Photo by Britton Spark

Furuno releases a new commercial radar series

WorkBoat Staff

A rendering of the elevator style wind turbine assembly system from CLS Wind. ABS recently granted an approval in principle (AIP) for the system. CLS Wind image.

ABS approval for new wind turbine assembly system

WorkBoat Staff

The U.S. Navy Virginia-class submarine USS Delaware. Navy photo.

Navy to deploy new UUV capability on submarines

WorkBoat Staff

Various small craft on the docks in Portsmouth, Va. awaiting water demonstrations at the Mutli-Agency Craft Conference 2024. Doug Stewart photo.

Key takeaways from MACC 2024

Ben Hayden

ROAM's robotic knee system is used by military personnel to enhance human performance. ROAM image.

MACC 2024 exhibitor highlight: ROAM Robotics

Ben Hayden

Yanmar's H2ICE engine. Yanmar image.

Yanmar and Amogy partner on hydrogen-fueled engine project

WorkBoat Staff

The 82' eWolf tug, which was designed by Crowley’s engineering services team, will operate with zero emissions while providing the complete performance capabilities of a traditional tug. Crowley photo

Crowley’s eWolf powered by Corvus Energy batteries

WorkBoat Staff

Exail's deep-water AUV A18-D will take lead in the CARMA project's "AUV swarm" strategy. Exail photo.

Exail, RTsys, ABYSSA announce CARMA project partnership

WorkBoat Staff

Cellula Robotics Ltd. image.

Cellula Robotics unveils underwater surveillance innovation, Vigilus

WorkBoat Staff

Front and center on the bow of the 103' tug Signet Sirius is Markey Machine’s DESF-52 Agile 200-hp electric escort winch. Signet Sirius and sistership Signet Capella were the first tugs to be outfitted with the new winch. Signet Maritime Corp. photo.

Markey Machine strengthens market share with JonRie acquisition

Michael Crowley

This methanol-fueled towboat is expected to reduce greenhouse gases by 40%. Elliott Bay Design Group and e1 photo.

New towboats are a combination of proven and new technology

Michael Crowley

Google announced a $1 billion investment in subsea cables, which will enhance digital connectivity between the U.S. and Japan. Google photo.

Google invests $1 billion in subsea cable expansion

WorkBoat Staff

OTC 2024 Spotlight: A look at eLogs from ABS Wavesight

Jeremiah Karpowicz