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Newsletter			All about Ships and Maritime Technology   Award for FORCE Technology simulator Simulator facility provided by FORCE Technology wins training award. Ship simulator was consistent with reality Ship simulations were carried out at Fremantle Marine Simulation Centre, prior to the arrival of Queen Mary II at Fremantle Port. Training center upgraded FORCE Technology delivers and installs simulator module for Azimuth Stern Drive tug to the South African Maritime Training Academy. FORCE Technology helps Lloyd’s Register train their marine surveyors During 2008 and 2009, FORCE Technology has provided and will provide expertise and facilities to Lloyd’s Register in order to certify Lloyd’s marine surveyors. New hull paint reduces fuel consumption and protects the environment FORCE Technology has provided knowledge and water for testing of Hempel's new ship paint, Hempasil, which is to help the "giants of the sea" - the largest container ships - to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. First phase of the delivery of ship manoeuvring simulators to Fremantle is completed For the first time FORCE Technology has delivered simulators to Australia New report identifies marine CO2 emissions FORCE Technology has recently issued a report on behalf of the Danish Shipowners’ Association focusing on the historic development in CO2 emissions from the international shipping industry. Ships equipped with a unique air cavity system will be saving fuel FORCE Technology is conducting trials of a new air cushion technology that may be able to reduce the energy consumption of large container vessels and freighters and limit CO2 emissions. Small mark with large effect FORCE Technology’s independent certification unit FORCE-Dantest CERT certifies within a large number of directives, an obvious advantage to manufacturers all over the world. Investigation of accidents at sea Many accidents at sea could be avoided by paying more attention to the human factor aspects, highlights senior specialist and master Carl Thue Rabjerg from FORCE Technology. 3D modelling The new 3D printer can produce extremely accurate and cost efficient models SeaSense wins award for FORCE Technology FORCE Technology wins prestigious maritime award for their intelligent ship sensor SeaSense Force Technology wins major contract in Singapore Technology from FORCE to be used in fighting crime at sea. SeaSense A new on-board system improving operational safety at sea. Danish Navy Goes Full Ahead With Simulator Technology The Navy's military academy has bought new technology from FORCE Technology.