The maritime industry must reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. To be able to meet the targets set out by the IMO, it is imperative to research cleaner and greener alternatives to conventional fossil-based fuels and apply this knowledge to ships in the coming years. C-Job sees hydrogen-based renewable fuels as the best solution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the maritime industry.
Research & Development
C-Job Naval Architects has a dedicated research and development department. Our R&D focuses on new ways to improve designs and the ship design process. Additionally, the R&D team also develops innovations that can be applied to both the ship design process as well as the end product.
The three main topics C-Job research and development focuses on are autonomous shipping, data science, and energy. We believe each of these topics can provide added value to the maritime industry.
Energy
Data Science
Data holds a wealth of information. It can provide rich insights and be the foundation of key decisions. To be able to extract these insights and knowledge from data, C-Job uses data science. Through a combination of various tools, processes, and optimization algorithms, data science supports the ship design process.
Autonomous Shipping
Autonomous shipping provides a wealth of opportunities for the maritime industry. It has been gaining traction over the past few years though it seemed a long way off. Thanks to quick advancement in technology, semi and fully autonomous shipping is possible now. C-Job believes autonomous shipping can provide enormous potential in both operational and economic benefits when fully utilizing its design opportunities. Therefore, C-Job foresees it will play a big part in the future of the maritime industry.
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