Today we are in Rimini at #ecomondo “The Green Technology Expo” presenting the “GREENing the BLUE” project, co-funded by the European Union in order to install a real scale demonstration of the bound4blue’s wingsail system on a merchant vessel, in cooperation with Astander and Lanitz-Prena Folien Factory GmbH. Read moreContinue Reading
“GREENing the BLUE” project, in cooperation with Astander and Lanitz Aviation, is co-funded by the European Union in order to install a real scale demonstration of the bound4blue’s wingsail system on a merchant vessel. The Naumon vessel, following Magallanes and Elcano´s footsteps, will showcase wingsail effect on reducing fuel consumptionContinue Reading
The Singapore Shipping Association (SSA), in collaboration with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the blockchain company Perlin are working together on an e-registry for the process of renewal and ship registration. The International E-Registry for Ships (IERS) is based on Perlin’s Wavelet, an open ledger for writing decentralizedContinue Reading
OpenBridge, is a unique interdisciplinary project aiming to solve the problems of inconsistent interface design across bridge systems that has plagued the maritime industry and its operators for decades. Render by Jon Fauske An ongoing industry-academia collaboration based in Norway, the OpenBridge project aims to provide better user interfaces for ship bridgeContinue Reading
The #ClimateCrisis won’t wait, so neither will we. Watch the video below ⬇️ to know how we are tackling the problem in the #shipping industry. #ClimateStrike Climate Week NYC Day 5 – Episode 5 of our short film series “Climate . Change” features Jose Miguel Bermudez, co-Founder and CEO ofContinue Reading
2017–2019, a retrospective Two years ago, I started Shone with my co-founders Ugo and Antoine with the idea that other transportation industries had seen a lot of innovation and digitization that had not yet reached the maritime world. Bear in mind, at that time it was not yet mandatory forContinue Reading
What happens when 30 design students spend 3 days on a ship to do 9 simultaneous field studies Every year we send a large group of design students on a passenger ship for OICL´s 10 days intensive course on field studies in design processes. Here is a recap of the 2019 edition.Continue Reading
So what should we do on Monday morning? — Putting modern safety science into practice While it has been pointed out by researchers that the maritime industry is lagging behind other safety-critical domains in embracing contemporary approaches to safety, the industry is certainly on the move now. A still growing audience within maritime safetyContinue Reading
Empowering humans with autonomous systems How the maritime world offers unique opportunities for human-machine enhancement At Shone, we are very vocal about the fact that autonomous and unmanned are not the same thing. So let’s dive a bit deeper into why and how we envision autonomous manned ships. Reducing the problem spaceContinue Reading
Recently, a couple of companies have launched their plant based tuna (or fish free tuna), as an alternative to animal products. These “tuna” alternatives try to imitate tuna’s flavor and texture. Good Catch fish free tuna This product contains, water, a proprietary six-legume blend tha contains, pea, soy, chickpea, lentil,Continue Reading