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Global congestion problems highlight urgent need for geofencing technology adoption

The Port of Rotterdam is leveraging geofencing technology to optimize ship movements and boost the efficiency of ship traffic management, marking a critical advancement in maritime industry intelligence sharing.

The problem of congestion arises as a major challenge for maritime shipping, urging the need for implementing such sophisticated technologies.

 


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