https://tasdcrc.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/CoP-thumbnail.png16083208TAShttps://tasdcrc.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/TAS_Logo_FA-smart-small-and-many-scaled.jpegTAS2021-11-15 08:00:362021-11-15 08:24:53Public consultation commences on draft Australian Code of Practice for the Design, Construction, Survey and Operation of Autonomous & Remotely Operated Vessels
By Rachel Horne, Assurance of Autonomy Activity Lead, TAS “Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vessels: 2021 to 2040” [1] is a newly published paper considering the future of autonomous vessels. It forms part of the Maritime Industry Australia Limited (MIAL) Future Leaders White Paper: Predictions for the Australian Maritime Industry 2040. The paper considers: What are […]
Rachel Horne, Assurance of Autonomy Activity Lead, Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) Autonomous systems offer the ability to increase safety and efficiency while lowering environmental and economic costs. In the last five years, there has been a rapid acceleration in the capacity and availability of autonomous and remotely operated vessels. Autonomous systems need to be trusted […]
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Public consultation commences on draft Australian Code of Practice for the Design, Construction, Survey and Operation of Autonomous & Remotely Operated Vessels
/in Game Changer, News /by TASNew future thinking paper: Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vessels: 2021 to 2040
/in Game Changer, News /by TASBy Rachel Horne, Assurance of Autonomy Activity Lead, TAS “Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vessels: 2021 to 2040” [1] is a newly published paper considering the future of autonomous vessels. It forms part of the Maritime Industry Australia Limited (MIAL) Future Leaders White Paper: Predictions for the Australian Maritime Industry 2040. The paper considers: What are […]
TAS Report: Analysis of available standards and codes for autonomous and remotely operated vessels
/in Game Changer, News /by TASRachel Horne, Assurance of Autonomy Activity Lead, Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) Autonomous systems offer the ability to increase safety and efficiency while lowering environmental and economic costs. In the last five years, there has been a rapid acceleration in the capacity and availability of autonomous and remotely operated vessels. Autonomous systems need to be trusted […]