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Drones News

Port of Antwerp to survey operations with dronesPort of Antwerp to survey operations with dronesThe Port of Antwerp has announced it will work with the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) to expand use of drone technology in port operations.05 November 2020 Thursday 11:50
ClassNK issues guidelines for remote surveysClassNK issues guidelines for remote surveysJapanese classification society ClassNK has released guidelines of remote surveys and will implement such surveys where requirements are satisfied.05 October 2019 Saturday 11:17
British drones could be deployed to the Gulf amid crisis with IranBritish drones could be deployed to the Gulf amid crisis with IranThe RAF has Reaper drones flying over Iraq and Syria from nearby Kuwait which could be re-tasked if the decision is taken.The RAF still has a number of Reaper drones based in nearby Kuwait - they are flying missions over Iraq and Syria but could be re-ta02 September 2019 Monday 14:31
In U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Robots and Drones Take on Dangerous Offshore Oil and Gas WorkIn U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Robots and Drones Take on Dangerous Offshore Oil and Gas WorkAt BP’s massive Thunder Horse oil platform in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, a dog-sized robot called Maggie uses magnetic tracks to creep along pipes connecting the giant oil facility to the sea floor.04 May 2018 Friday 12:52
Flying Drones for Safer Tug OperationsFlying Drones for Safer Tug OperationsNetherlands based towage operator KOTUG said it is exploring new ways to use aerial drone technology in its tug operations, as part of a plan to achieve safer and more efficient working conditions.23 December 2017 Saturday 16:39
Singapore Wants to Start Using Aerial Drones for Remote Ship InspectionsSingapore Wants to Start Using Aerial Drones for Remote Ship InspectionsThe Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has unveiled plans to leverage aerial drones for carrying out ship inspections beginning as soon as early next year.18 November 2017 Saturday 12:13
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