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Norse Navigation wins NOK 1.4 million for safer maritime navigation

Ocean Autonomy Cluster member Norse Navigation has won Fremtidens Verdiskaper 2026, securing both...

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Five years of Shore Control Lab: From a blank slate to a thriving research environment

Five years ago, NTNU Shore Control Lab was little more than an idea and an empty room. Today, 25...

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Survey confirms strong interest in Frostabåten

A new passenger survey for Frostabåten confirms what the project team has long believed: there is...

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NTNU buys “superdrone”

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As machines become smarter, humans become more important

What can Norwegian research on autonomy and human-machine interaction teach the defence sector?

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Better fishing prospects with modern technology

A small, unmanned vessel operating ahead of a fishing trawler, scanning the upper water layers, can...

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Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge sets new participation record

The Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge has reached a new milestone in 2026, bringing together 20...

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Marinor NTNU brings next generation of maritime autonomy innovators into Ocean Autonomy Cluster

Ocean Autonomy Cluster is pleased to welcome Marinor NTNU as a new member of the cluster.Marinor...

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Why meaningful human control matters more as AI and autonomy advance

Artificial intelligence, automation and remote operations are transforming safety-critical...

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New book puts humans at the centre of autonomous and AI-enabled systems

How can we ensure that humans remain in control as artificial intelligence, autonomy and remote...

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