Austrian IT genius brings smart ferries to Rügen!

Austrian IT genius brings smart ferries to Rügen!

Putbus, Deutschland - In recent years, shipping has changed a lot and new technologies are becoming increasingly important. An outstanding example of this progress is Hartmann Schleifer, a 42-year-old IT expert from Austria, who was born in Klagenfurt. With his innovative company Nautitronix, which is based in the princely pedagogue of Putbus, he initiated a remarkable development in the field of boat traffic without a helmsman on Rügen. The implementation of these smart techniques inspires both experts from the economy and politics.

Schleifer's new development, a solar -powered ferry with the name "Sünje", was presented at the end of last year and caused a sensation. Managing Director Knut Schäfer from the White Fleet described the project as innovative. The ferry is said to run in the "autopilot" between Sellin and Baabe, which increases efficiency and could significantly reduce operating costs. Although the exact savings cannot yet be quantified, the technology promises significant progress in shipping and economy.

technological revolution in shipping

Digitization has also had an impact on the entire nautical processes, such as the Munich Re. Technologies such as GPS navigation and real-time weather data change how goods are transported. Sensors and telematics systems are now indispensable and offer advantages in terms of efficiency and security. These technical achievements confirm the need to be innovative in this industry; Schleifer and his partners provided this with an award-winning idea, the district's pioneer price. This prize money of 3000 euros shows how high your commitment is estimated.

wide range of applications

The expertise of Hartmann Schleifer is not limited to the maritime sector. He also advises companies from other areas such as tourism, healthcare and agricultural, wood and forestry. An example of his work is the digital platform "Smartforester", which enables efficient management of forests and wooden trade. Such innovative ideas have long since asked today when companies have to constantly develop in order to remain competitive.

As reports the Nautitronix website, handling digital technologies will also play a central role in the transport sector. With the increasing networking and the use of big data, shipping and logistics can find new ways of efficiency, security and energy savings. In the near future, the unmanned company of ships is no longer seen as a mere vision, but as tangible reality.