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Autonomous Vehicles Solve (and Create) Problems for Ports

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By Wendy Laursen Verified
| MarineLink Verified
Autonomous vehicles are increasingly sophisticated defensive tools for ports wanting to protect against maritime threats - including attacks from other autonomous vehicles. In December 15 last year, the Security Service of Ukraine reported that its underwater drone had struck a Russian submarine in Novorossiysk. The incident highlighted just how sophisticated potential threats have become.
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Coral Reef Rescue Underway

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By Wendy Laursen Verified
| Marine Technology News
Researchers and rangers have deployed the first batch of aquaculture-reared young corals on to the Great Barrier Reef. It took 130 people to collect an estimated 14.6 million coral eggs during spawning to get the project started. Then in February this year, they deployed 44,608 seeding devices, each containing around 10 young corals, from 13 vessels. Their aim: to help the Great Barrier Reef survive global warming in the decades ahead.
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Advances in Floating Wind Technology Target Efficiency and Cost

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By Wendy Laursen Verified
| Marine Technology News
This week, Apollo received an Approval in Principle from Bureau Veritas for its technology designed to simplify the connection and disconnection of dynamic cables from floating offshore wind turbines. The design eliminates the need for specialist vessels, divers or personnel transfer. It is just one of many advances being made to enhance the safety and economy of floating wind projects.
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