When you get an opportunity with NavyX – the Royal Navy’s Autonomy and Lethality Accelerator – to trial your game-changing in-service stability technology, it naturally generates a certain level of...
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Bringing deep learning to the ancient art of weighing ships
Press release: A consortium of researchers in Scotland has developed new artificial intelligence (AI) technology that will modernise the way shipping vessels are weighed and checked for stability, a...
Glasgow marine tech meeting
Kevin has been down to the Glasgow office today with the team reviewing recent updates to Tymor's in service vessel stability measuring technology MOSIS and updating the market strategy. Some really...
International Women’s Day
Continuing our annual theme of celebrating trailblazing women in the maritime sector on International Womens Day, today we recognise Marie Tharp. Marie’s research and development focused on mapping...
New marine tech team member
Our latest team member at Tymor Marine is Niall Jack. A qualified deck officer with software development skills and experience, Niall bridges the gap between the theoretical and the practical as we...
IWD 2021
Today at Tymor, we’d like to celebrate one formidable woman who helped make our marine tech possible. Grace Hopper (1906-1992) was an accomplished mathematician who joined the Navy as a Lieutenant,...