Autonomous Ships
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Autonomous Ships
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Re: Autonomous Ships
#2AFAIK most of the humans on board of a vessel are there to perform maintenance (most of which can be done during transit).
Yes, we can automate the last 10% to make the ship sail itself, but we'd still need humans on board to perform maintenance.
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#3I find this hard to believe even if autonomous ships can be done without a bridge. The Emma Maersk has 15,000 TEU and a crew of 13 http://www.emma-maersk.com/specification/
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#5As guess this would qualify as great news for sea-faring pirates.
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#6As far as my knowledge goes about the shipping industry: ships are already 90% automated (since they simply go straight forward for days/weeks). There is not much to do for a captain/officer whilst in the middle of an ocean. AFAIK most of the humans on board of a vessel are there to perform maintenance (most of which can be done during transit). Yes, we can automate the last 10% to make the ship sail itself, but we'd…
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#7As guess this would qualify as great news for sea-faring pirates.
Don't want to suggest automated security systems...too terminator for me at this point.
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#8As guess this would qualify as great news for sea-faring pirates.
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#9As guess this would qualify as great news for sea-faring pirates.
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#10As guess this would qualify as great news for sea-faring pirates.