Technology

The Saildrone’s mission track went around the Farallon Islands off California, recording the location and density of the bats it recorded. Bat Conservation International graphic.

Saildrone tests tracking technology for bats and offshore wind

WorkBoat Staff

1000-m depth rated SEAmagine 3-person Aurora submersible diving in French Polynesia recorded the first-ever sighting of a “Prickly” Shark in that part of the world. SEAmagine photo.

The key benefits of Manned Underwater Vehicles for solving subsea challenges

ON&T

SeaRobotics' SR surveyor class ASVs. SeaRobotics image.

SeaRobotics awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification

WorkBoat Staff

Inmarsat Maritime image

Inmarsat Maritime report: Distress calls stay high

WorkBoat Staff

Crowley Shipping photo

ABS, Crowley seek to advance augmented and virtual reality use in vessels

WorkBoat Staff

Hobie Boeschenstein at left, SeaTrac’s director of product and business development, deep in conversation with SeaTrac co-founder and designer Jigger Herman in the company's Marblehead, Mass., workshop. Robin G. Coles photo.

SeaTrac’s unmanned surface vehicles

Open Ocean Robotics photo.

NOAA Awards Open Ocean Robotics Contracts for Uncrewed Systems

ON&T

Safe Boats International photo.

Patrol boats are major weapons against bad actors

Ken Hocke

OpenTug is digital booking and communication platform that connects barges, terminals, storage facilities, and vessels. OpenTug image.

Maritime Industry Interview: OpenTug

Ben Hayden

The P-12 Shuttle ferry is powered by two Candela C-POD 50-kW electric pod drives, mounted on the aft hydrofoils. Candela Marine photo.

The future of green, high-performance water transport

Michael Crowley

The 78-passenger ferry Sea Change uses water-sourced hydrogen fuel cells that charge two banks of lithium-ion batteries powering a pair of 300-kW traction motors that spin a pair of fixed-pitch propellers. All American Marine photo

The race to eliminate greenhouse gases

Ben Hayden

Each energy container will house battery modules with storage capacity of almost 1.5 MWh, for a total capacity of 2,990 kW. Crowley rendering

Crowley breaks ground on charging station for all-electric tug

WorkBoat Staff

The H2C Boat offers a minimum of five hours of operation on the water. Torqueedo photo.

Introducing the H2C boat: the first hydrogen-powered RIB

WorkBoat Staff