Jake Kavanagh

1 week ago | ibinews.com | Jake Kavanagh

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1 week ago | boattest.com | Jake Kavanagh

By Jake KavanaghCommercially available technology that uses predictive AI could have a role in advancing the responses of yacht positioning and stabilizer systems. Exhibiting at this year’s Ocean Business was Miros AS, a company that specializes in advanced sensor systems that predict the height of waves and how they can impact on a specific vessel. The data is collected via radar and then AI is used to detect wave patterns up to 2 minutes before they hit.

2 weeks ago | ibinews.com | Jake Kavanagh

MARELEC discusses a world without GPS By Jake Kavanagh2025-04-10T12:13:00 The 13th Marine Electromagnetic Conference (MARELEC) has just closed in Southampton, and a key discussion point was how to navigate if GPS is lost.

2 weeks ago | ibinews.com | Jake Kavanagh

Roll-to-roll printable solar cells By Jake Kavanagh2025-04-10T12:17:00 A research team at Swansea University has developed a low-cost and scalable process to create fully printable perovskite photovoltaics.

2 weeks ago | ibinews.com | Jake Kavanagh

Predicting vessel motion up to 2 minutes ahead By Jake Kavanagh2025-04-10T12:16:00 Commercially available technology that uses predictive AI could have a role in advancing the responses of yacht positioning and stabiliser systems