SAAM Terminals, Next Port AI Partner

July 8, 2024

Image courtesy SAAM Terminals
Image courtesy SAAM Terminals

SAAM Terminals closed a global collaboration agreement with Next Port AI, the technology subsidiary of the global company Moffatt & Nichol, to implement its new platform that combine DigitalTwin and Artificial Intelligence technologies: a digital replica of the port´s physical assets, processes and systems that is created from real-time data collected from sensors and other IoT (Internet of Things) technologies, and used to analyze, predict and optimize the port´s performance.

This solution will be implemented in two pilots, both designed to enhance operational excellence and optimize the Terminal Operating System (TOS).

The CEO of SAAM Terminals, Mauricio Carrasco, said "the implementation of state-of-the-art digital technologies in our terminals marks a significant milestone in the evolution of our organization. Real-time data capture and the utilization of artificial intelligence will provide us with invaluable insights into our ports, enabling us to make better-informed decisions regarding operations, maintenance and customer service processes”.

The system uses Machine Learning algorithms and Artificial Intelligence techniques, fundamental to process information and generate valuable background with advanced analytics.

Logistics News

U.S. Appeals Court Backs FMC in Evergreen Dispute

U.S. Appeals Court Backs FMC in Evergreen Dispute

Strait of Hormuz Closure Curbs Dry Bulk Demand

Strait of Hormuz Closure Curbs Dry Bulk Demand

Ukraine Strikes Russia's Tuapse Refinery

Ukraine Strikes Russia's Tuapse Refinery

Shipping Containerization Marks 70 Years, Revolutionizing Global Economy and Reshaping Newark

Shipping Containerization Marks 70 Years, Revolutionizing Global Economy and Reshaping Newark

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

High fuel prices and flight cancellations help Chinese stay close to home during May holidays
Airline cancels flights due to Middle East conflict
Investors weigh the Iran stalemate and UAE OPEC withdrawal as they consider major Gulf markets.