Project IConIC (Intelligent Condition monitoring with Integrated Communications)
Lead Participant:
STS DEFENCE LIMITED
Abstract
Project IConIC (Intelligent Condition monitoring with Integrated Communications) will develop a revolutionary system that provides accurate prediction for vessel performance and operation. It represents a step-change in the marine industry, through linking autonomous measurement systems to existing maritime satellite communications.
The performance of marine engines used for propulsion and power generation has a significant impact on efficient vessel operation. Inefficient/failed engines on large vessels can cost their owners £millions. In response to this, STS Defence, a Gosport based SME, has gathered together a strong consortium of companies and academic partners to develop an automated 'machine to machine' and ship-to-shore data exchange capability, increasingly described as the 'internet of things'.
The performance of marine engines used for propulsion and power generation has a significant impact on efficient vessel operation. Inefficient/failed engines on large vessels can cost their owners £millions. In response to this, STS Defence, a Gosport based SME, has gathered together a strong consortium of companies and academic partners to develop an automated 'machine to machine' and ship-to-shore data exchange capability, increasingly described as the 'internet of things'.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
|---|---|---|
| STS DEFENCE LIMITED | £687,594 | £ 412,556 |
Participant |
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| LW PARTNERS LIMITED | £149,002 | £ 89,401 |
| SATELLITE APPLICATIONS CATAPULT LIMITED | £50,137 | £ 50,137 |
| NGNUITY LIMITED | £234,805 | £ 140,883 |
| UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON | £87,737 | £ 87,737 |
| BURGESS MARINE LIMITED | ||
| UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH | £248,921 | £ 248,921 |
People |
ORCID iD |
| David Garrity (Project Manager) |