Digital Shipyard

Errors in welded parts in the context of ship and submarine building represent a big safety issue. Jonas and his team have developed an AI tool to monitor and increase the quality within the production of welded parts.

Conventionally, submarine construction requires hundreds of 2D drawing sheets as design documents. At thyssenkrupp Marine Systems this is no longer necessary – thanks to Augmented Reality:

Find out how 3D printing and fuel cell technology are modernizing submarine construction.

When it comes to welding, mistakes can be expensive and time-consuming. Our Databased welding is a leap in Quality Management.

A reliable Remote Maintenance System provides expertise aboard a ship anytime and anywhere – ensuring smooth functioning and detecting problems before they arise.

HoloLens augmented reality glasses integrate virtual objects such as texts, visuals, or videos in the “real world environment” and extend the physical world by enriching it with additional information. At thyssenkrupp Marine Systems we are already using the HoloLens in submarine construction. "What we are seeing here is the beginning of a revolution in how ships and submarines will be built in the future," Senior Project Engineer (PLF) at thyssenkrupp Marine Systems tells us.