DNV GL opens new AI research centre in Shanghai

Wednesday, 20 March 2019 | Navigation, Autonomy & New Technologies

L-R: Hu Keyi, chief engineer Jiangnan Shipyard; Norbert Kray, country chair Greater China and regional manager DNV GL - Maritime; Pierre C. Sames, group technology and research director; Chen ZhongNing, head of artificial intelligence centre; Klas Benrik, chief digital transformation officer; and Sunny Lu, CEO VeChain at the opening of DNV GL's new Artificial Intelligence Research Centre in Shanghai.

DNV GL has opened an artificial intelligence (AI) research centre in Shanghai to expand its audit, inspection and survey services.

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