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German group mulls remote-controlled ships to fix skipper shortage

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DUISBURG, Germany — With the flow of new recruits into the seafaring sector drying up, a German company is exploring a potentially revolutionary measure — sending ships off without a captain on board. HGK Shipping, based in the German port of Duisburg, is testing remote navigation from a control centre on land. Driverless vessels are

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German group mulls remote-controlled ships to fix skipper shortage

DUISBURG, Germany — With the flow of new recruits into the seafaring sector drying up, a German company is exploring a potentially revolutionary measure — sending ships off without a captain on board. HGK Shipping, based in the German port of Duisburg, is testing remote navigation from a control centre on land. Driverless vessels are

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