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  • Accelleron and Hyundai partner to integrate digital solutions, optimizing engine performance and turbocharger monitoring.
  • ISS 2.0 and OceanWise enhance real-time data analysis for maritime navigation and emissions control.
  • LOREKA360° Tekomar XPERT expands to 500 vessels, offering advisory on onboard engine performance.

Accelleron and Hyundai Marine Solution (HMS), a division of shipbuilder HD Hyundai Group, have entered a strategic partnership focused on digital solutions.

This collaboration introduces two digital solutions from Accelleron aimed at enhancing engine and turbocharger monitoring and optimization.

Integration of Digital Tools

The partnership aims to enhance efficiencies and integration across digital platforms

The partnership aims to enhance efficiencies and integration across digital platforms. Key components include HD Hyundai Marine Solution's ship management system, the Integrated Smart Ship Solution (ISS) 2.0, and the AI-based emissions monitoring tool, OceanWise.

Accelleron's offerings such as the LOREKA360° Tekomar XPERT Engine optimization solution and Turbo Insights monitoring tool will complement these systems.

Advanced Analytics Solutions

Currently, Accelleron's LOREKA360° Tekomar XPERT Engine is utilized by approximately 100 ships within HMS’s client base. Plans are in place to expand its reach to 500 ships, covering both existing and new builds under HMS’s guidance. This solution provides instantaneous engine performance assessments and advisories to onboard crews.

Turbo Insights represents Accelleron's cutting-edge analytics, turning operational data into practical insights from the first turbocharger installation. It aids shipowners by verifying performance during tests and over the warranty period, supporting sustainability and cost-saving objectives while enabling seamless integration with other digital services like the LOREKA360° Tekomar XPERT Engine.

AI-Powered Performance Analysis

Hyundai's ISS 2.0 is a wide control system gathering real-time data from onboard devices

Hyundai's ISS 2.0 is a comprehensive management system gathering real-time data from onboard devices providing analysis and navigation services.

OceanWise extends this framework by offering AI-driven vessel performance assessments, emissions analysis, and route optimization, all utilizing voyage data without requiring additional onboard hardware.

Global Delivery and Support

Shailesh Shirsekar, Accelleron Global Head of Sales and Operations for Digital Solutions, stated: “With a customer pool comprising vessels built by one of the world’s pioneering shipbuilders, HMS is a strong partner in the delivery of Accelleron solutions. Working together, we will enable ship operators to make the most of both platforms, driving efficiency and cost improvements.”

Bong-jun Choi, Head of HD Hyundai Marine Solution’s Digital Technology Center, emphasized: "Through this partnership, we will help ship owners and operators achieve a new level of operational efficiency not only for ships built at HD Hyundai but also ships in operation. We are confident that our strategic cooperation with Accelleron will create new opportunities for our customers."

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