According to the strategy, industry will focus on the development of designs of autonomous navigation standards and sulfate vessels. This will reduce dependence on the human factor, increase navigation safety and reduce operating costs. Such pilot projects have already been tested in Norway, Japan and Russia.
The digitalization of the fleet minimizes the risks of errors and accidents as the authors of the document. The introduction of autonomous systems will also reduce the cost of the wage of crew and logistics. In Russia, a project has been initiated for the development of digital navigation, including technology tests and the formation of the regulatory framework in accordance with the standards of the international maritime organization.
Source: Ferra
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