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AIS Sensors Integrated with Digital Logbooks for Automated Data Entry

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AIS sensors are now integrated with digital logbooks to draw entries directly from the sensors. Maritime technology executives predict that repetitive onboard tasks, such as daily reporting of position, speed, weather, and fuel consumption, could be entirely automated within three years.

From splash247.com

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The elimination of clerical routines across a fleet could return significant crew hours. This shift moves routine data compilation from manual transcription to machine generation, reducing the need for human judgment in basic logkeeping.

From splash247.com

Who's involved

  • AISThe system whose sensors are integrated with digital logbooks for data entry.
  • KuosaA maritime technology executive who champions the shift to automated data capture.
  • KurarayThe company whose Advanced Interlayer Solutions Division operates AIS.

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