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Burmester & Vogel Leads the Conversation on Maritime AI at CMA Shipping 2024

Burmester & Vogel Ltd.
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Burmester & Vogel Leads the Conversation on Maritime AI at CMA Shipping 2024

Burmester & Vogel participated in CMA Shipping 2024 in Stamford, Connecticut, establishing the company as a maritime technology innovator. The event drew over 1,200 attendees and featured discussions on energy transition, decarbonization, and AI integration in shipping.

Panel Discussion

CEO Evangelos Efstathiou joined a panel discussion titled “Maritime Technology: Applications of AI in Shipping” alongside industry executives Peter Hadjipateras and Ali Riaz, moderated by Thetius founder Nick Chubb.

A Bold Prediction

Efstathiou made a striking prediction during the panel:

“If AI and machine learning continue their current pace of rapid development, in five years, you will be able to manage the same number of ships with half as many ship operators in the office.”

Solutions Showcased

We showcased our AI-powered solutions, including:

  • Demurrage AI Copilot Platform — Automating laytime calculations and document processing
  • Laytime Calculator — Serving commodity traders, shipowners, and port agents

Industry Focus

Our solutions serve the dry bulk and oil/gas shipping sectors, with AI designed to increase operational efficiency and reduce costs across maritime operations.

CMA Shipping 2024 reinforced our position at the forefront of maritime technology innovation.

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