Rotterdam is working with tech firms to develop robotic vessels that promise greater safety, reduced traffic and a fix for labor shortages. - NBCNewsMACH
Here at Europe's largest port, the Dutch startup Captain AI is at the forefront of this transition. Using a high-tech port patrol ship, deep learning algorithms and a computer simulator originally designed to train captains, the company is"It’s like a puzzle with all the pieces already there,” Vincent Wegner, CEO of Captain AI, said of the development of autonomous vessels.
“We feel responsible for not just creating economic value, but also societal value,” Marjolein Boer, the port’s innovation manager, said. The port has been a global leader in many capacities, such as creating partnerships “We already have a whole catalog of ships in there that are realistic; how they operate at sea is pretty realistic, so we can scale our model," Wegener said.The wide applicability of the technology means all it would take for a real-world ship or boat to become captainless would be installing the necessary hardware.Hans Hordijk / for NBC News
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