We are pleased to see the SEAMLESS project featured in a recent article by Vassilios Demetriades discussing the future of maritime transport and logistics in Europe.
The article highlights how innovation, digitalisation and automation are transforming the maritime sector and how projects like SEAMLESS are contributing to the development of a greener, smarter and more resilient European transport system.
Through the development and demonstration of key enabling technologies for autonomous and efficient waterborne freight transport, SEAMLESS aims to unlock the full potential of short sea shipping and inland waterways, strengthening sustainable multimodal logistics across Europe.
We invite you to read the full article and learn more about the vision behind the project.
