United Kingdom-headquartered law firm Clyde and Co. and that country’s Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) recently surveyed industry attitudes toward ship automation in a new report.
A survey of 220 marine industry executives worldwide found that there is a lack of clarity on a range of issues on the governance of unmanned ships, including collisions and insurance.
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