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Press release | (Updated )
Wilhelmsen Ships Service lifts off with Airbus, bringing drone delivery to one of the world’s busiest ports
in aeronautical vertical lift solutions, the Agency by Air project brings shore-to-ship drone delivery to one of the busiest ports in the world, Singapore. Launching at Singapore port’s Marina South Pier in quarter three 2018, Wilhelmsen Ships Service and
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Just launched a new Network Directory App
(iOS). Once downloaded, the app does not require internet access. Detailed service capabilities and contact information for all ports serviced by WSS can be quickly found using map or list search functions. Now you can now find us anywhere, anytime.
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Wilhelmsen insights | Updated
Building Tomorrow: Reflections on 2023 and Vision for 2024
excursions and tour operations in various regions to provide extraordinary cruise experiences. Entrepreneurial initiatives from local ports and strategic partnerships with industry leaders, such as ECOsubsea, Platform 13 and diize, showcased our commitment to staying
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Wilhelmsen and Airbus trial world’s first commercial drone deliveries to vessels at anchorage
Ships Agency says, “The now proven, seamless operation of drone deliveries from shore-to-ship, in one of the world’s busiest ports, proves the hard work, investment and faith we, and indeed our partners, placed in the Agency by Air drone delivery project over
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Wilhelmsen insights |
Improving hull performance through IoT
Cruise Segment, Wilhelmsen Ship Management Upcoming Initiatives Commodity Planner A graphical geographic overview of all upcoming ports that highlights relevant costs such as fresh water, garbage landing and sludge landing. This enables advanced planning for expenses
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Wilhelmsen insights |
Shipping 2030 Asia: The Innovation Imperative
reorganization in Wilhelmsen and decided that for Ships Agency, despite the fact that we run offices and handle vessels in more than 2000 ports globally - we will relocate our headquarters to Singapore. There were two key reasons. One was the access to competence, the
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Wilhelmsen insights |
Ocean Breakfast: Innovation and entrepreneurship in the maritime industry
Agency first put together a team in January to look at the possible use cases on where and when aerial vehicles can be used in ports, along with some of the obstacles and challenges we could potentially face. One of the issues faced was where to get this drone