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NorthStandard to offer AI-powered fleet management system FleetVision

NorthStandard and ShipIn Systems have announced a collaboration to promote the AI-powered fleet management system FleetVision ™, in recognition of the ShipIn platform’s benefits for ship safety, operational effectiveness and loss prevention.

FleetVision ™ uses camera technology blended with AI to continuously monitor and report on shipboard operations. The system automatically identifies and reports risks and non-conformances. The solution empowers the captain and crew onboard to self-assess and deliver significant improvements in vessels’ safety and productivity across bridge conduct, security, cargo operations, and maintenance activities.

NorthStandard and the AI company ShipIn Systems have agreed that FleetVision™ will be offered as part of Get SET! – the digital portfolio through which the global marine insurer harnesses pioneering technologies to improve safety and reduce operating costs.

“ShipIn can help the maritime industry take a leap forward,” said Colin Gillespie, Global Head of Loss Prevention, NorthStandard. “FleetVision™ allows seafarers onboard and operations teams ashore to see the same information live. This helps close the ship-shore gap allowing the ship and shore staff to collaborate more effectively. In turn this should drive improvements in safety culture and operational efficiency.” The ShipIn Systems platform would be significant for loss prevention and useful to claims management processes, added Gillespie. “FleetVision™ will help members become more proactive in finding ways to prevent tomorrow’s losses by offering insights into routine operations and sharing best practices across the fleet,” he said.

NorthStandard will offer members a significant subsidy to encourage initial deployment of FleetVision™.

“We’re thrilled to work with NorthStandard and support efforts to improve safety and security for all seafarers across its membership group,” said Osher Perry, CEO and Co-Founder, ShipIn Systems. “We look forward to the opportunity of working alongside one of the world’s leading marine insurers to make shipping safer for all.”

The expanding Get SET! technology portfolio of solutions focuses on best practice in bridge management, across situational awareness, enhancing efficiency, minimising fatigue and reducing human error at sea.

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