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When timing matters offshore, can your vessel crew see what’s coming? 🌊🚢 How can your crew anticipate the next wave and choose the right moment to act? Discuss operational challenges with our CEO, Marius Five Aarset at EURONAVAL this week. He’s there to explain how real-time sea state measurements combined with wave and vessel motion prediction can help offshore crews better time offshore activities based on more informed decisions offshore. Attending? Make the most of the opportunity to meet Marius Five Aarset and connect with him on LinkedIn to arrange a time to talk.

Oil spill risks. Changing seas. Are you ready to act? 🌊 From early oil spill detection to real-time wave and current measurements, reliable ocean data matters when safety, operational efficiency, and environmental protection are on the line. Attending ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference? Connect with Sahil Kochhar or Kristian Egeberg to arrange a meeting, exchange perspectives, discuss your offshore challenges, and how better ocean insights can support safer, smarter offshore operations. 📍 ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi | 2–5 Nov 2026 #ADIPEC2026 #OffshoreOperations #OceanInsights #OilSpillDetection

What does it take to trust AI in offshore vessel operations? 🌊🚢 Crews need confidence in the data behind it, evidence that it works and a clear understanding of its limits. At Miros, that starts with alpha factor-verified data accuracy provided by our own sensor technology that builds the foundation for PredictifAI® wave and vessel motion prediction, which is continuously validated against local real-time measurements at the vessel's location to ensure prediction quality. Join our CEO Marius Five Aarset, on Oct 28, at the "AI in Offshore" panel at the IMCA Global Summit in Antwerp. The discussion covers sustainability, predictive maintenance, governance and risk, and will explore how wave and vessel motion prediction supports offshore vessel operations, bringing measurement and verification into the conversation about trust in AI. IMCA (International Marine Contractors Association) #IMCAGlobalSummit

How much can you trust a vessel performance assessment if Speed-Through-Water is wrong? High-frequency data is not enough. It also needs to be accurate. Measured, vessel-specific Speed-Through-Water can change how operators assess fuel use, hull condition and overall vessel performance. It replaces assumptions with a stronger operational baseline. How reliable is the data behind your next vessel performance decision? How can shipping companies get data they can trust? Meet our CTO Gunnar Prytz at People Tech Maritime in Bergen 22 Oct. He will explain “How accurate weather data can help improve vessel performance”, connecting accurate wave and speed-through-water data to practical decisions: maintenance, coatings, energy-saving devices and performance-based contracts. Read the case and proof explained by Sahil Kochhar here: https://lnkd.in/e-CmWpy9 #VesselPerformance #MaritimeTechnology

How reliable is the data behind your next vessel performance decision? How can shipping companies get data they can trust without adding to the crew’s workload? On 22 Oct, our CTO Gunnar Prytz joins People Tech Maritime in Bergen as a presenter and panel chair. His talk, “How accurate weather data can help improve vessel performance”, connects accurate wave and speed through water data to practical decisions: maintenance, coatings, energy-saving devices and performance-based contracts. Gunnar will also chair the panel on improving the quality and use of vessel performance data. One key question: How can shipping companies get data they can trust without adding to the crew’s workload? Join the discussion: Programme and registration: https://lnkd.in/eh5EbiCq #VesselPerformance #MaritimeTechnology

Data supports the decision. People still make the call. Does your team feel as confident saying “stop” as saying “go”? When conditions are marginal and the schedule is tight, clear responsibilities and support to pause the work matter. In our latest article for Offshore Energy - Subsea, Lars Ivar Leivestad explores what happens when sea conditions approach operational limits and pressure builds. He looks at how real-time sea state measurements give teams a shared picture, why responsibilities must be clear, and why leadership must back good-faith decisions to stop work. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/e2JyabA6 #OffshoreEnergy Offshore Energy - Fossil Energy