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SHIPPING WORLD
                                              CONTAINER 42- HYPER-SMART


                                              CONTAINER MISSION




                                              The Port of Rotterdam has announced the departure of
                                              its “hyper-smart” Container 42, which has embarked on
                                              the first leg of a two-year data-collecting mission.



                                              The hyper-smart Container 42 has embarked its journey from the port of
                                              Rotterdam for the first leg of a two-year data-collecting mission around the
                                              world.
                                              During this journey, the container – which houses an array of sensors and
                                              communications equipment – will be measuring changes in parameters like
                                              vibration, slope, position, sound, local air pollution, humidity and
                                              temperature. The unit has also been fitted with solar panels, which can be
                                              used to determine how much power a container can generate during a
                                              given journey by ship, train or truck.

                                              The container will be making its first stop in early June, in Munich,
                                              Germany. Here it will be presented to the public during the trade event
                                              Transport Logistic 2019 (TLM).

                                              Container 42
                                              Rotterdam has the ambition to be the world’s ‘smartest port’ – which is why
                                              it has taken the lead in the digital transformation of port and logistics
                                              activities. And Container 42 serves as a metaphor for this transformation.

                                              What kinds of things does a container shipment go through when it is
                                              shipped by sea or overland? It’s all recorded by Container 42.
                                              The collected data provides insight into the challenges faced during
                                              transport and logistics and contributes to the development of a so-called
                                              ‘digital twin’ for the port: a digital representation of the actual, physical port
                                              area. The foundations for the project are formed by the Port of Rotterdam
                                              Authority’s existing Internet of Things (IoT) platform. The Port Authority
                                              uses this cloud-based platform to collect and process data coming in from
                                              sensors installed throughout the port area.

                                              Container 42 is a platform for intensive collaboration between the following
        D I D   Y O U                         parties: Port of Rotterdam Authority, IBM, Cisco, Esri, Axians, Intel, HyET

                                              Solar, Van Donge & de Roo, Awake.ai, Betta Batteries, Simwave,
          K N O W ?                           Advanced Mobility Services, Kalmar and Shipping Technology.
                                              Source: Port Of Rotterdam


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                                                                                                    Source: Weare42.io, Helllenic Shipping News
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