In an enlightening presentation held at the Conference Hall of the University of Piraeus on Thursday, November 23rd, 2023, the Ship Smart Engines Digital Twin (SSEDT) project showcased its transformative potential for the maritime industry. The SSEDT project, a collaboration between academic and private stakeholders, aims to revolutionize ship engine optimization through the implementation of IoT and ML technology.
Pioneering Transformation in Maritime Efficiency:
The SSEDT project stands as a leader in innovation, seeking to enhance efficiency and set the stage for autonomous vessels. By incorporating IoT equipment into existing ships or utilizing wireless ML technology, the intelligent system is designed to be applicable to both current fleets and newly constructed ships.
Advanced Functionality for Optimal Ship Engine Performance:
At the core of the SSEDT Platform is its advanced functionality in device and sensor analysis. The platform identifies crucial variables and data necessary for monitoring ship engine performance. State-of-the-art IoT devices and sensors will be strategically installed to ensure accurate data collection.
Conference Hall of the University of Piraeus
Collaborative Engineering Excellence:
Several engineering teams collaborate closely to analyze and define requirements for the training, development and operation of the digital twin. This collaborative effort ensures a comprehensive approach to realizing the full potential of the SSEDT project.
Unlocking Efficiency, Safety and Sustainability:
Anticipating a transformative impact on the maritime industry, the SSEDT project unlocks new levels of efficiency, safety and sustainability. The integration of digital twin technology heralds a future where ships operate with unprecedented precision and autonomy.
Stay Updated with SSEDT project:
For more detailed information and updates on the SSEDT project, you can follow the latest developments on the SSEDT website: https://www.ssedt.gr/
This research has received co-financing from the European Regional Development Fund of the European Union and Greek national funds. The support comes through the Operational Program Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation, under the call RESEARCH – CREATE – INNOVATE, with the project code Τ2ΕΔΚ-02135.
