Marine operations

SINTEF ACE is a full-scale laboratory facility designed to develop and test new aquaculture technologies. Facility users are researchers and others conducting practical experiments and tests both under optimally controlled and realistic conditions.

The Ocean Basin Laboratory is used for basic as well as applied research on marine structures and operations. A total environmental simulation including wind, waves and current offers a unique possibility for testing of models in realistic conditions...

The SINTEF Digital Robot Manipulator Lab in Trondheim is a space where perception and motion planning methods needed for increased autonomy are researched and tested.

The Autoport project aims to improve the efficiency of small-sized ports by using AI and OR to automate and optimize cargo handling processes.

Maritime energy transition involves multiple forms of innovation: Implementation of new technologies, value chain development and new forms of collaboration, as well as policy and regulatory changes.

The exposure of slender marine structures, e.g., deep-water risers and power cables to floating wind turbines, to waves and currents causes excitation forces and leads to fast accumulation of fatigue damage and amplified drag loads. In many cases...

The SIMA workbench offers a complete solution for simulation and analysis of marine operations and floating systems.