ONE Innovation sets world record with 22,233 TEUs
ONE Innovation is one of six 24,000 TEU-class mega-ships in ONE's fleet.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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ABS and Persona AI integrate humanoid robots in shipyards
Persona AI's humanoid robots are based on robotic hand technology developed by NASA, now adapted to inspect shipyards.
Sandvik strengthens its presence in Zimbabwe with new mining equipment contract
Zimplats boosts its subway expansion at Ngezi with a new strategic supply contract signed with Sandvik.
RWE commissions first eight-hour battery in Australia
Limondale's battery is the longest grid-scale battery currently operating in Australia.
GE Aerospace successfully tests its ATLAS supersonic jet engine
The ATLAS engine reached Mach speed in captive tests on an F-104, validating key conditions for future hypersonic missions.
SLB adds RESMAN technology and strengthens reservoir monitoring
The acquisition expands SLB's capabilities in chemical tracers and reservoir surveillance solutions.
Kubota unveils first hydrogen-powered autonomous tractor at Expo 2025 in Osaka
The tractor has no driver's cab and is operated remotely thanks to integrated connectivity.
Wood Mackenzie and Novi Labs optimize data in U.S. wells.
The alliance strengthens the analysis of more than 4.4 million wells in major U.S. producing basins.
Dominion tug sinks in Bremerton, causing fuel spill
The environmental operation seeks to contain more than 2,500 gallons of diesel spilled after the sinking.
Cardboard and compacted earth pave the way for sustainable construction
RMIT's new material achieves a 75% reduction in emissions compared to cement, using only soil, water and recycled cardboard.
AD Ports orders shallow-draft vessels to optimize Caspian routes
The new vessels are specifically designed to operate in shallow waters of the Caspian Sea, where traditional drafts are not feasible.
Allseas leads the removal of a historic platform in the North Sea
The Brae Alpha platform produced more than 600 million barrels of oil equivalent since 1983.