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NTNU Opens Test Arena for Maritime Robots in Trondheim

There’s a professional crowd all interested in autonomous vessels at NTNU Nyhavna and the research infrastructure there: Trondheim Harbour, Trondheim.

Frode halvorsenIngrid schjMorten breivikIdun hauganFrithjof buggeKnut thomas kusslidSondre olav sivertsenAndreas alsosEgil eideKait draglandKristian dahlberg haugeDepartment of electronic systemsShore control labMaritime forumDepartment of engineering cyberneticsTrondheim port authority

NTNU trials world s first urban autonomous passenger ferry | Science

Several countries are interested in self-propelled electric passenger ferries from NTNU and Zeabuz. The milliAmpere 2 ferry has now been launched for testing with passengers in Trondheim. Photo: Kai T. Dragland/NTNU

Andreas alsosEgil eideKait draglandMorten breivikDepartment of engineering cyberneticsDepartment of designDepartment of electronic systemsResearch council of norwayElectronic systemsResearch councilOle andreas alsos

NTNU Trials World s First Urban Autonomous Passenger Ferry

In earlier times, cities like Trondheim and Bergen had a ferryman who rowed people from place to place. They were the taxi drivers of the waterways. N.

Idun hauganAndreas alsosEgil eideKait draglandMorten breivikDepartment of engineering cyberneticsDepartment of designTrondheim maritime centre at nyhavnaDepartment of electronic systemsResearch council of norwayFirst urban autonomous passenger ferryElectronic systemsTrondheim maritime centreResearch councilOle andreas alsos

NTNU Trials World s First Urban Autonomous Passenger Ferry

In earlier times, cities like Trondheim and Bergen had a ferryman who rowed people from place to place. They were the taxi drivers of the waterways. N.

Idun hauganAndreas alsosEgil eideKait draglandMorten breivikDepartment of engineering cyberneticsDepartment of designTrondheim maritime centre at nyhavnaDepartment of electronic systemsResearch council of norwayFirst urban autonomous passenger ferryElectronic systemsTrondheim maritime centreResearch councilOle andreas alsos

Taking control of unmanned vessels at sea

Taking control of unmanned vessels at sea Taking control of unmanned vessels at sea What’s needed to be able to safely send a vessel to sea with no crew? How will these vessels detect a kayaker or a recreational boat that drifts into the course of the unmanned vessel? A new Centre for Research-Based Innovation, SFI AutoShip, will look for answers to these questions – and more. This trio from NTNU’s Department of Design is playing a central role in the research work at the new NTNU Shore Control Centre. Left to right are research assistant Thomas Kaland, professor Ole Andreas Alsos and PhD candidate Erik Veitech. Photo: Idun Haugan / NTNU

Vest agderNorway generalPetter mustvedtMary ann lundteigenEgil eideErik veitchAndreas alsosIdun hauganThomas kalandNorwegian coastal administrationShore control centreDepartment of electronic systemsTrondheim maritime centreCommunication technologyDepartment of marine engineeringDepartment of design

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