Tymor Marine Transforms Draft Surveying with Revolutionary AI-Powered DRFT MRKS App
Tymor Marine has unveiled a groundbreaking solution to one of the maritime industry’s most persistent challenges: the accuracy and safety of draft surveys. With the launch of its breakthrough smartphone app, DRFT MRKS, the company is replacing the centuries-old,...
Tymor Marine to implement stability measurement system at Aker BP floating production unit
Tymor has been awarded a contract to set up its proprietary 'stability in service' technology, MOSIS, onboard Aker BP floating production unit at Norwegian Sea oil and gas field ‘Skarv’. MOSIS, a proven market disruptor, measures any floating unit's stability whilst...
DRFT-MRKS SMM Hamburg
Tymor Marine to Unveil Beta Version of Disruptive DRFT MRKS Technology for SMM in Hamburg Tymor Marine is set to launch the beta version of its groundbreaking draft survey technology, DRFT MRKS, in time for September’s SMM Hamburg trade show. The innovative software,...
Tymor commits to ongoing support of Mercy Ships
Tymor Marine has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the global humanitarian charity Mercy Ships. The MoU establishes an ongoing partnership between the two organisations. It follows significant gifts-in-kind naval architecture and marine consultancy...
Grant funding to refine disruptive draught survey technology
Tymor Marine has been awarded funding from Scottish Enterprise to support the development of an app-based version of its breakthrough draught survey technology. Already a major innovation for the maritime sector, the DRFT MRKS software uses artificial intelligence...
Tymor Marine’s MOSIS stability software gets Royal Navy trial
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 buzz around the office. In fact, after two days on board the Royal...
Bringing deep learning to the ancient art of weighing ships
Naval architecture firm Tymor Marine and the University of Edinburgh, supported by CENSIS – Scotland’s innovation centre for sensing, imaging, and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies – have created a machine vision tool, powered by deep learning, that will automate...