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The process of locating and getting rid of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in the North Sea has been significantly sped up using an AI system developed by Rovco. This process used to take up to 2.5 years when marine surveyors carefully examined bottom surveys. Thanks to our AI-powered technology, this time has now only taken two or three months. However, the effects of AI transcend beyond UXO acceptance.
By improving the processing and analysis of massive data volumes, this AI technology makes it possible to accomplish more with the same resources. By utilising AI, Rovco is transforming the offshore wind business as a whole and guaranteeing that it can grow efficiently to meet future needs, in addition to expediting certain activities.
To meet the UK's ambitious goal of quadrupling offshore wind capacity by 2030, the offshore wind business must find new ways to address challenges that arise under the waves.
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by Bristol-based marine surveyor Rovco, which is transforming maritime operations, is one of the most noteworthy advancements in this industry.
An upcoming skills shortage is one of the larger issues confronting the offshore renewables sector, as noted by Joe Tidball, co-founder of Rovco. "We anticipate a shortage of skilled workers in offshore renewables," Tidball states. "How can we therefore make the present workforce capable of managing additional tasks? It ultimately boils down to artificial intelligence (AI), which enables computers to evaluate several data sets at once."
The commitment of Rovco to incorporating AI into offshore wind operations is a component of a larger plan to promote efficiency and innovation in the energy transition. We are contributing to ensuring that offshore wind continues to be a scalable and sustainable way to satisfy the world's expanding energy demands by using AI.
Check more here- https://www.rovco.com/media/transforming-offshore-wind-with-ai-rovcos-vision-for-the-future/
