Setting Course, an ABS Podcast
Welcome to Setting Course, an ABS Podcast. From carbon capture and electrification to alternative fuels and regulatory developments — tune in for informed conversations between industry leaders as we chart the future of maritime. Learn more at https://www.eagle.org. Contact us at podcast@eagle.org.
Podcasting since 2024 • 30 episodes
Setting Course, an ABS Podcast
Latest Episodes
The Humanoid Robotics Reimagining Shipyards with Persona AI
Imagine a future where humanoid robots work side by side with shipbuilders, enhancing efficiency and safety in the maritime industry.In this episode, Persona AI CEO and Co-Founder Nic Radford joined Patrick Ryan, ABS Senior Vice Presiden...
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Season 1
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Episode 30
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32:20
The Power of Electrification in Shipping with ABB
The development of electrification and battery technologies is driving new efficiencies for the maritime industry, especially for short-range vessels like tugs and ferries.In this episode of Setting Course, an ABS Podcast, Olli Tuunainen...
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Season 1
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Episode 29
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26:44
The Future of Unmanned Vehicles at Sea with Saildrone
In this episode of Setting Course, an ABS Podcast, we dive into the world of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) and their impact on maritime operations — from commercial to research to national security. Featuring insights from retire...
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Season 1
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Episode 28
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26:46
Balancing Ambition and Reality in Shipping
In this episode, Senior Project Manager Konstantinos Vouroutzis and Sustainability Engineer Tim Badalotti join host Brad Cox to explore the latest findings from the seventh edition of the ABS Outlook series, Beyond the Horizon: Vision Meets...
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Season 1
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Episode 27
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19:29
How Shipping is Embracing Energy Efficiency Featuring Silverstream
As regulations and economic considerations continue to shape the future of the maritime industry, energy efficiency technologies (EETs) have emerged as a key avenue to mitigating higher fuel costs and reducing emissions.In this episode o...
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Season 1
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Episode 26
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30:32