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Real-time fleet visibility across navigation, machinery and crew operations from one shore-based cloud platform.
- Vessel Type
- Oil / chemical tanker fleet
- Capacity
- 49,400 DWT
- Classification
- Cloud-based ship-to-shore architecture
- Client
- Shanghai Lidexin Shipbuilding Technology Co., Ltd.
Project Overview
ASI implemented a ship-to-shore architecture for a 49,400 DWT tanker fleet. Onboard information cabinets integrate servers, data acquisition units, UPS and network switches to collect, store and transmit vessel data. A public-cloud shore platform receives this data in real time and provides HMI-based monitoring, analysis and decision support for fleet managers.
Key Highlights
3,000+ data points per vessel
MQTT-based integration connects the shore platform with the onboard Kongsberg AMS system.
Near 1:1 Mimic Web replication
The cloud platform reproduces onboard AMS monitoring screens and can adapt to systems from other AMS suppliers.
Standardized fleet rollout
Six vessels have been delivered; after a 10-day first-vessel deployment, subsequent deliveries were reduced to around two days per vessel.
Full ship-to-shore visibility
Shore teams can monitor navigation attitude, machinery condition and crew operations for earlier risk identification and targeted maintenance.