DT4GS VOL.4 NEWSLETTER – NOVEMBER 2023
Our November Newsletter is out! On behalf of the whole DT4GS consortium, we are happy to welcome you to the fourth edition of DT4GS newsletter! Happy reading! Click here to read the full Newsletter! DT4GS has received funding from the Horizon Europe framework programme under Grant Agreement No 101056799.
A progress report on the Application of Digital Twins in the design and production of green autonomous vessels
This task delivered V1.0 of the design method in June 2023 to the task partners. Some of the partners have already provided feedback on the design method. This design method is also the basis of the e-book chapter submitted as part of this project. In addition, a revised version of the design method, with additional […]
Comprehensive DT-enabled design methodology for zero emission shipping
This task aims to deliver a comprehensive comprehensive DT-enabled design methodology for zero emission shipping that integrates the new methods and models proposed in the project both for retrofit and new builds. The focus will be on the definition of KPIs orienting the design choices and manufacturing processes. To achieve this task, this task will […]
DT4GS presentation at Trinity College Dublin
Ship transport accounts for over 90% of global trade in goods and raw materials. However, the environmental impact of shipping, including emissions, fuel efficiency, and noise pollution, is becoming more apparent. At a recent event – co-hosted by IBM Research Europe and the School of Computer Science & Statistics at Trinity college Dublin – IBM […]
Our latest update on LL4 STARBULK Bulkers-centric DT by GLM partners
The LL4 DT application offers an innovative approach by seamlessly integrating e-robotic data acquisition and 3D reconstruction in a digital twin of the hull structure. This enables a comprehensive and immersive visualization of the vessel’s overall structure and condition, thereby providing a basis for informed and optimal maintenance and/or repair decisions. The LL4 is compromised […]
