AI Technology Makes Sea Routes Safer… 'Marine Traffic Congestion' Prediction Service Introduced
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Recently, innovative services utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technology have been gaining attention in the logistics and shipping industries. LogisALL Systems has recently built an SCM (Supply Chain Management) integrated platform and introduced new technology to increase the efficiency of maritime logistics.
The newly introduced 'Marine Traffic Congestion' prediction service uses an AI model to provide advance notice of sea route conditions for the next 72 hours. Since this system displays the level of maritime traffic congestion by grade, it helps ships travel more safely and quickly.
The service has increased its accuracy by analyzing a vast amount of maritime data, averaging about 650,000 cases per day. Through this, port operators and shipping personnel can identify congested sections in advance and efficiently adjust logistics routes.
The introduction of this technology is expected to play a major role in strengthening the safety of domestic maritime logistics and reducing operating costs. There is growing interest in what changes smart logistics systems utilizing AI will bring to our shipping industry in the future.
Sources: 한국해운신문
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