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Emerging trends in the maritime simulation market

Leah Rogers by Leah Rogers
5 months ago
Reading Time: 13 mins read
Emerging trends in the maritime simulation market
Table of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. How is simulation used in maritime training today?
    • Regulation of simulation
    • Types of simulators in use today
  3. How are emerging technologies changing simulation-based training?
    • Using AR and VR at sea
    • Maritime simulation market size
    • Key emerging players in simulation
  4. What are the key emerging opportunities in the simulation space?
    • Watchkeeping
    • STCW and specialist training
  5. Predictions: How will simulation change in the next decade?
  6. Conclusion

Introduction

Simulators have played a part in the training and development of seafarers since the 1950s, however, in recent years there has been a popular demand to incorporate more simulation based technologies into maritime programs. Due to the rise of COVID, many companies have sought new ways of being able to adequately train crew members from remote locations. As a result, the market demand for simulation technologies is at an all time high, with numerous companies beginning to change how we teach. However, there is still a cause for concern within the maritime industry, with much research being conducted on the use of stand-alone simulations, proving to benefit the user, little research has been conducted on the use of VR/AR simulations and the benefits which this may have to the user.

How is simulation used in maritime training today?

Technology is forever changing and adapting how we learn and the maritime industry is no exception. The demand for maritime simulation technology is at an all time high, caused by the ever growing need to keep up to date with technology. In recent years, simulation has proven to be a modern way to gain competence, beginning with what was once basic navigation but now covering every aspect of onboard operations. The need to keep up with technical changes has forced maritime simulation to rapidly improve in recent years. Modern simulators cover everything from simple reproductions on a computer screen to fully immersive experiences.

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Leah Rogers

Leah Rogers

Leah gained a degree in Leadership and Management from the University of Cumbria, before deciding to go back to college to study Nautical Science at The City of Glasgow College. After qualifying, Leah sailed with many shipping companies, such as the Jubilee sailing trust, Trinity House, and Vroon offshore as a 2nd officer. Leah has a vast amount of knowledge about the maritime industry and has proven her ability to successfully manage teams, work with people of all abilities and carry out regular officer level duties during her time at sea.

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