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Kongsberg Digital added Propulsion Analytics’ performance tools to Kognifai Marketplace

Kongsberg Digital will add Propulsion Analytics’ Engine Hyper Cube® and VesselQUAD®applications to the Kognifai Marketplace

Kongsberg Digital and Propulsion Analytics have signed a partnership that will add Propulsion Analytics’ Engine Hyper Cube and VesselQUAD applications to the Kognifai Marketplace, a secure platform offering the latest digital tools to vessel owners.

Propulsion Analytics supplies market-leading applications in performance management and energy efficiency for the maritime industry.

The Engine Hyper Cube® application is an engine performance management and fault diagnosis tool. It uses a thermodynamic digital twin of any engine (main and/or auxiliary engines) to enable engine optimization, as well as early detection and localization of faults. VesselQUAD® combines machine learning with thermodynamic modeling to provide the most accurate performance evaluation and decision support tool for a vessel and its engine.

“Kongsberg Digital and Propulsion Analytics have the common objective of digitalizing maritime industries. Our joint expertise will serve the maritime industry well in our mission to reduce carbon emissions and ensure operational excellence. Propulsion Analytics is an expert at data analysis with the aim to enhance vessel operations,” says Kim Evanger, Vice President of Maritime Partnerships at Kongsberg Digital.

The Kognifai Marketplace allows clients to choose digital applications for their vessels or fleets, backed by a robust and secure data infrastructure supplied by Kongsberg Digital. All applications on the Kognifai Marketplace are supported by Kongsberg’s Vessel Insight data infrastructure.

“Our focus on providing top-level performance analysis, fault diagnostics and decision support solutions matches very well with the Kongsberg Digital offering, which aims to standardise and contextualise vessel data, and caters to a very wide range of customers. Through our collaboration we aim to decrease uncertainty and facilitate data-driven decisions to the ever-expanding fleet of connected vessels, supporting our common visions of increasing efficiency and reducing emissions in the maritime sector,” says Stratos Tzanos, General Manager at Propulsion Analytics.

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