Feature articles, deep-dives, and productivity guides — all written from the engine room perspective. Verified sources. No advertising. No marketing language.
In-depth analysis of maritime AI deployments, regulatory developments, and technology signals. Tied to MIW newsletter issues.
A two-part investigative feature on Project Harrison — the California non-profit building open-source maritime AI that actually works at sea. Based on a direct interview with Jordan Taylor, USCG unlimited licence holder, Fulbright Specialist, and Founder of Project Harrison. The series covers the Voyage Context Protocol, MIRA's benchmark results, the SSOF roadmap, and an exclusive angle on the engineering reasoning gap that no one else has covered.
MIW's definitive timeline of AI deployment, regulatory milestones, and autonomous vessel records — from e-navigation policy papers to commercial service. Every event verified. Every entry sourced. The reference document for maritime professionals tracking where the industry has been.
The MASS Code was adopted at IMO MSC 111 and enters into effect 1 July 2026. Not a revolution — but a real regulatory shift for watchkeeping, Remote Operation Centres, and flag state certification. What it actually means for engine rooms, bridge teams, and shore management.
A working engineer's assessment of AI-driven predictive maintenance on commercial vessels — vibration analysis, main engine bearing diagnostics, lube oil trending, and what current systems can and cannot yet do.
Alarm fatigue, HMI overload, and MLC 2006 wellbeing obligations — an evidence-based look at what responsible maritime technology deployment must address before another system goes on the bridge.
Docker Vision has deployed AI gate inspection across 240+ locations in India and the UAE. Seven checks. Under three seconds. No operator input.
Dtyle.AI is positioning its onboard edge-AI platform to close the gap between fire ignition and detector activation — but in shipping, the technology is only the beginning of the argument.
Practical tools and guides for maritime professionals working with Microsoft 365, AI assistants, and prompt engineering. Built for the engine room desk and the superintendent's office.
The keyboard shortcuts that save hours every week — covering Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, Windows, and browser. Includes a downloadable PDF carousel.
How to use Claude for formula writing, data cleaning, and automation inside Excel — practical workflows for maritime professionals managing PMS data, port logs, and voyage reports.
How to write prompts that get results — from drafting deficiency responses to analysing class circulars. Built for engineers and officers who want AI to work harder for them.