The global Water Bus Market is projected to reach USD 1.64 billion by 2030, driven by growing urbanization, demand for sustainable transportation, and advancements in maritime technology. This growth is fueled by investments in eco-friendly propulsion systems, strategic partnerships, and the development of fuel-efficient and electric water buses.
Results for: Maritime Technology
AIDA Cruises has unveiled its cutting-edge Fleet Operations Center (FOC) in Hamburg, Germany, establishing the most advanced and innovative maritime operations center in the country. The FOC, operating 24/7, serves as a central hub for data monitoring and analysis of AIDA’s and other Carnival Corporation ships, optimizing operations and promoting sustainability.
SITA, a leading air transport technology provider, has expanded into the maritime industry with the launch of SmartSea, a digital solution tailored to revolutionize maritime operations. SmartSea provides access to advanced technologies that have transformed air transport, with Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) as its inaugural client. The strategic move leverages SITA’s expertise in streamlining operations and improving efficiency across the entire value chain, promising similar advancements in the maritime sector.
Seaward Services, Inc. (SSI), a subsidiary of Hornblower Corporation, has partnered with maritime technology company Spinergie to deploy its comprehensive digital fleet management solution across its fleet of offshore vessels. The solution integrates various systems into a singular analytics platform, allowing SSI to remotely monitor vessel activity, assess performance, and ensure compliance with safe operating procedures offshore.