HeyJaredMaritime Matters: The MarineLink Podcast
Maritime Matters takes a deep dive with leadership in the global maritime industry, going beyond the headlines for insights on the most topical issues of the day.
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Ask the Experts: Engage Driveline Experts Early & Often (opens the original)
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As anyone who has built a commercial vessel knows that working out the engineering early in the design process provides a better chance to get the vessel that meets the owner’s criteria and expectation. Bob Lennon, Business Development Manager, Regal Rexnord, a 40-year industry veteran, discusses with Maritime Matters: The MarineLink Podcast the tangible steps that any vessel owner can take to ensure that the vessels drivetrain is in good order to help ensure a quiet, vibration-free ride.
Rebuilding U.S. Shipbuilding One Weld at a Time (opens the original)
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The dearth of welding talent for shipyards – for all manufacturing operations – transcends the ‘finding the next generation’ discussion and fall squarely into a conversation about rebuilding U.S. shipbuilding capacity and national defense. Technology companies – specifically AI and robotics – continue to infiltrate nearly every maritime sector, and Path Robotics has taken an early lead in the development and supply or humanoid welding robots, robots that lean on more than eight years of learning
Nature Integrated Routing for Whales & the Environment (opens the original)
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In maritime circles we talk relentlessly about routing software in the name of safety, efficiency and reduced fuel burn. But what about “Nature Integrated Routing” which helps ships at sea avoid whale strikes and near misses? On this edition of Maritime Matters: The MarineLink Podcast , Brian Hatter from Accelleron and Eric Roscam Abbing and Michael Fishback from Whale Guardians discuss the matter in depth, examining how Nature Integrated Routing can effectively help reduce whale strikes, aid th
Icebreaker Construction with Davie Defense & Almaco (opens the original)
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The quest to rebuild the United States Coast Guard icebreaker fleet received a major boost with the recent signing of $3.5B contract to build U.S. Arctic Security Cutters: two to be built at Davie Defense affiliate Helsinki Shipyard in Finland and three ships at the company's Gulf Copper facilities in Galveston and Port Arthur, Texas. Both Davie and Almaco have a long history in working collaboratively to build complex ships, with modules built in geographically disparate locations with successf
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