What is IoT? Get to know V2Subsea! Episode 67

Have you heard about Iot?

Today on the podcast we are learning about IoT, the “Internet of Things.” IoT is the connection point between the physical world and the digital world in the maritime industry. Physical systems are now online, improving how ships are operated. There are different sectors of IoT: vessel tracking, emissions control, predictive maintenance, supply chain visibility, and safety and welfare.

Here today on the Women Offshore Podcast to share what he is doing in the IoT space is Dustin Varnell, principal at V2Subsea, a technology solutions provider focused on bridging the gap between technology and the realities of working on the water. The company’s combination of experience, passion, and focus make a culture determined to provide solutions that help advance the blue economy.

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Episode Sources

“IoT Solutions for Maritime,” idirect.net
“Maritime ready to ride on Internet of Things”, Safety4sea.com
“IoT has the power to transform the maritime industry,” Riveraam.com
“Role of Internet of Things in Shipping and Maritime industry,” Sea News.co.uk

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