Introduction

Introduction

 

                       

          

Artificial Intelligence Implementations:

Towards Shaping the Future of the Digital World

 

23-25 February 2025

In an ever-growing world of possibilities and innovations, yet facing many challenges, artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize the maritime transportation and logistics sectors in the near future. Ultimately, AI will shape a more efficient, accurate, and secure future for the next generations.

AI will fundamentally transform every aspect of the maritime and logistics industry, enhancing the way goods are transported, monitored, and managed across the globe.

AI's capabilities in analyzing vast amounts of data, predicting outcomes, and optimizing operations are proving invaluable for the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of seaport operations. From enhancing navigational systems and automating cargo handling to improving supply chain efficiency and reducing carbon footprints, the integration of AI not only expedites operations but also paves the way for a smarter and more connected world through ports.

However, to ensure the successful application of AI, it is essential to build a digital infrastructure comprising effective, rapid, and large communication networks to allow for the real-time exchange of data and knowledge between different partners and elements of the operation.

MARLOG 14 highlights the best practices and efficient applications of artificial intelligence systems through modern innovations and technology, and their role in shaping the future of the digital world alongside other smart systems.

 

 

Topics

  • Applications of AI in Port Layout, Operations, and Management

  • AI in Supply Chain Logistics Management

  • Digital Transport Corridors

  • AI in Maritime Safety and Security

  • AI in Maritime Environmental Sustainability

  • Applications of AI in Port Engineering and Ship Design

  • Application of AI in Maritime Training, Education, and Skill Development

  • AI in Maritime Regulations, Policy, Law, and Governance