Install Share|The road ahead for unmanned ships is long and difficult

With the development of science and technology, many ships will gradually change from manned to unmanned capabilities in the future. Although the prospect of smart ships is promising, there are also technical and practical problems. Let’s take a share with you to take a look at what are the problems?
The first is the technical problem. In order to widely adopt unmanned technology, a satellite network capable of connecting all ships must be deployed in space orbit. This requires the construction of the Internet of Things, which covers a wide range and does not need to be too fast, but can deliver messages 100%. At the same time, servers, algorithms, and infrastructure for unmanned ships to exchange information are needed, and a system that can collect data and upgrade and teach unmanned ships accordingly. Secondly, the issue of personnel. When the boat is traveling in open water, it does not need to be operated by human beings, but when entering a busy waterway, someone must intervene. Unmanned ships also involve attrition issues, and relevant legal provisions need to be revised. In addition, the current law clearly stipulates how many relevant equipment must be available to meet navigation requirements. Finally, there is the issue of cost. Unmanned ships are costly and must be built to be very durable, because once damaged, the cost of sending a team to the center of the ocean will be very high. Moreover, the operation requires a more complex and expensive system, which involves waves, wind direction, ocean currents, and many factors that affect the control parameters. Although there is no large-scale application of maritime unmanned technology, according to Anta Share, it is gradually entering the industrialization stage. As for unmanned ships, it is definitely the future development direction.