Analysis of The intelligent ship technology development
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The development of intelligent ship technology will be implemented in stages
From the perspective of the development route of intelligent ship technology, it has gone through the information integration stage, the information interconnection stage, the information analysis, and processing stage, and the real ship application demonstration stage.
In the information integration stage, the representative one is the information integration platform, which mainly collects data such as ship energy consumption, navigation environment, and shipboard equipment;
In the interconnection stage, the focus is on the development of communication technology, such as the integrated management of ships/wireless ships. Network communication technology aims to establish information exchange between ship and shore and ship;
In the information analysis and processing stage, the Internet technology, artificial intelligence technology, and data analysis technology are applied to the data processing and analysis of the ship, to monitor and control the operation status of the ship;
2. “Auxiliary Decision-Making” and “Autonomous Navigation”
It is the key direction of the development of intelligent ship technology
Auxiliary decision-making mainly refers to the establishment of an expert database system to provide decision-making suggestions for ship design, construction, operation, and dismantling of hull structure safety, fault diagnosis, etc., and to use sensor technology to monitor and collect data about the hull structure and equipment. Provide a basis for decision-making.
Autonomous navigation refers to the research and analysis of the information perceived by the ship during the operation through the network data analysis platform to help optimize the ship’s route and speed; further, by establishing a shore-based center, the ship can operate in open waters, narrow channels, and complex sea conditions. Under autonomous berthing and breathing, collision avoidance is the so-called autonomous navigation.