European project concludes three years of maritime digitalisation
For the past three years, the EU-funded project EfficienSea2 has strived to “create and implement innovative and smart solutions for
EfficienSea2 has created and implemented innovative and smart solutions for efficient, safe and sustainable traffic at sea through improved connectivity for ships. EfficienSea2 has been a demonstrator in the Arctic and Baltic Sea and the first generation of a coherent e-Navigation solution. Through global collaboration, use of open-source software and an explicit aim for standardised solutions, EfficienSea2 paved the way for a global roll-out of e-Navigation.
For the past three years, the EU-funded project EfficienSea2 has strived to “create and implement innovative and smart solutions for
Ship owners, authorities and manufacturers alike all used the final conference of the EU funded project EfficienSea2 to argue, that the maritime world is finally at the brink of a technology jump of digitalisation.
The European project EfficienSea2 used their final conference as an opportunity to present real life solutions for a more digital maritime world.
EfficienSea2 has developed the essential solutions that are the prerequisites for taking e-Navigation from testbeds to real-life implementation. The innovation centrepiece of EfficienSea2 is Maritime Connectivity Platform (Previously known as Maritime Cloud), a novel communication framework that enables efficient, secure and reliable information exchange in and around the maritime sector.
More about the solutionsEfficienSea2 has been led by the Danish Maritime Authority and had 32 dedicated partners from 12 countries in the Baltic Sea region and beyond, all carefully selected to ensure maximum impact of the developed solutions.