Maritime 4.0: Innovation Driven by AI, Data, and Cyber Security

Linux 기본 명령어 가끔 사용하는 Linux 이어서 그런지, 매번 명령어를 잊어 버리는 일이 자주 있습니다. 이 역시 기록 해두어, 쉽게 찾아 볼수 있게 하고자 합니다. (인터넷 검색을 해도 나오는 내용이나, 보다 빠르게 .. 불필요한 검색 시간을 줄이기 위해..) reference https://dora-guide.com/linux-commands/ http://ivis.kr/images/e/e9/2018_Unix_command_vi.pdf 

AI Learning: Step 1 - Designing and Continuously Managing My Own Curriculum For students with ample time and energy, they typically follow well-structured curricula aligned with their academic semesters. These students engage in various study groups and hackathons to enhance their expertise and stay on top of the field in order to secure jobs in the AI industry. But for those who have just started working in AI-related roles, is it appropriate or even feasible to follow the same path as students? (Personally, I believe that, aside from a few specialized AI departments in universities, many educational curricula are still lacking. This is due to reasons such as newly established departments, a significant shortage of professors, or insufficient resources for the demand.) From my experience, when you start working in an AI-related field or pursue a graduate degree at a later stage in life, you realize that it's necessary to relearn fundamental concepts , such as basic math, and under...

If Jobs revolutionized human communication through smartphones, then Shippauljobs would have been an innovator connecting everything on the ocean through data, networks, and automation in the maritime industry. Ships would no longer be mere transport vessels but intelligent nodes, and the ocean would transform into a vast information network. In the world envisioned by Shippauljobs: Real-time data sharing between ships would become the norm. AI-powered optimal route recommendations would maximize fuel efficiency. Smart sensors predicting maritime accidents would ensure the safety of seafarers. Just as Apple unified iPhones, Macs, and iPads into a seamless ecosystem, Shippauljobs would integrate ships, ports, and logistics into a single, organic network. Do you think the maritime industry is technologically behind? Just a few years ago, how many people predicted that smartphones would transform our lives as they have today? Shippauljobs is leading the maritime revolution. Ar...

 On May 17, at the Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) Seoul office, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony was held for the construction of a cloud-based Smart Ship 4.0 service infrastructure. The ceremony was attended by Hang-Seop Eom, Head of DSME Central Research Institute (center, front row), Won-Ki Park, CEO of Naver Business Platform (right, front row), and Myung-Sook Kwon, CEO of Intel Korea (left, front row). After signing the MOU, representatives from all three companies took a commemorative photo together. A significant case of utilizing cloud platforms in the shipbuilding industry Strengthening the global ICT competitiveness of Korea’s shipbuilding industry Establishing a Smart Ship technology ecosystem (Eco System) in collaboration with domestic SMEs Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (CEO Sung-Lip Jung) announced on the 21st that it had signed an MOU with Naver Business Platform (CEO Won-Ki Park) and Intel Korea (CEO Myung...

SK Telecom and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) are joining forces to develop a Smart Ship. ( http://www.changwonilbo.com/news/98449 ) The two companies announced on the 27th that they had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Smart Ship development at SK Telecom's headquarters. The signing ceremony was attended by Myung-Geun Lee, Head of SK Telecom’s Enterprise Business Division, and Hang-Seop Eom, Head of Strategic Planning at DSME. Since signing the world's first LTE-based Smart Shipyard MOU in 2011, SK Telecom and DSME have collaborated on the establishment and operation of a Smart Shipyard, including LTE network deployment within the Okpo Shipyard, real-time quality management, and material tracking. Myung-Geun Lee, Head of SK Telecom’s Enterprise Business Division, stated, "Through the sharing and collaboration of our ICT technologies, we aim to successfully develop Smart Ships, enhance DSME’s competitiveness, and contribute to the adva...