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Press releases All press releases 03.11.21 Minister-President Daniel Günther opens “oceanworld” At the thyssenkrupp Marine Systems shipyard in Kiel, Minister-President Daniel Günther officially opened “oceanworld” today in the presence of the Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Oliver Burkhard, Kiel’s Lord Mayor, Dr. Ulf Kämpfer, Managing Director Dr. Rolf Wirtz and other guests. The “oceanworld” will bring customers, guests and employees closer to the brand world and capabilities of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems in the areas of surface vessels, underwater technology, services and electronics in a realistic and fascinating way, all bundled together in one place. The opening of “oceanworld” is a significant milestone for the company on the way to becoming the most modern naval company in Europe. The Minister-President assured that he would also call on the new federal government to further deploy and expand the existing technological and innovative strengths in naval shipbuilding. “Because we have a clear competitive advantage here that dare not be squandered, we must continue to foster a strong maritime economy – with the shipbuilding industry at its centre,” said Günther. With “oceanworld”, the company has created an impressive opportunity to visualize the future. Equipped with the latest multimedia and communication technology, visitors to “oceanworld” can immerse themselves in a virtual shipyard experience and get to know the entire range of products and services. The centrepiece of the more than 700 m² showroom is – in addition to numerous “live” exhibits – a video wall 14 metres wide and over three metres high, bringing products and services to life in an impressive way. arrow-left arrow-right Submarine components from 3D printers go into series production Industrial parts from state-of-the-art 3D printers have decisive advantages over conventionally produced components. That's why our naval experts at thyssenkrupp Marine Systems are working at full speed to make 3D-printed components cost-effective for submarine construction. The necessary quality and safety standards have already been set. With the acquisition of the Group's Additive Manufacturing TechCenter, we are right on course on our journey to become the most modern naval company in Europe – and to series production of 3D printed submarine components. 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems A great kick-off for our new platform "Technology Conventions 2020“ in Kiel this week! With naval specialists from #MarineSystems and selected suppliers, the first technology discussion focused on REP-floors - standardized floor plates for #submarines and #surfacevessels. Insights from #Engineering and Supply Chain Management as well as field reports from our #SeaTrial team laid the foundation for the joint workshops sharing the latest functional and strategic trends in the marine systems industry. We are looking forward to the next "Technology Conventions“ this summer for more exciting dialogues on #innovation, #digitalization and marine technology. Attendance by invitation only. To participate, please reach out to our colleagues at Techcon2020.tkms@thyssenkrupp.com. 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Fascination deep sea: Autonomous submarines tap previously unexplored seabed On our way to become the most modern #naval company in Europe, we think beyond known waters. With #SeaCat our engineeres set out to explore the world's sea beds – a mystery to mankind. The unmanned #submarine, uses underwater mapping and footage to provide new insights into the mysterious world #underwater. 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems A new standard for unmanned underwater operations: The Modifiable Underwater Mothership (MUM). Today, we proudly presented the results of a pioneering research project on large modular underwater vehicles. Designed in collaboration with project partners from science and industry, MUM could now permanently change the way #underwater research is conducted. The high-tech asset for the civil #maritimeindustry is powered by a state-of-the-art, emission-free fuel cell. Independent of wind and weather, MUM can operate 24/7, 365 days a year. Norbert Brackmann, German government coordinator for the maritime industry, visited our shipyard in Kiel to experience the project progress and the technological innovations developed by our maritime experts. To further the research, we will now apply for funding for a MUM large-scale demonstrator as part of the Economic Ministry’s Maritime Research Programme. 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Today, Germany's most modern #frigate was put into service and officially commissioned: The F125 "Nordrhein-Westfalen“. The ship is the second of a total of four frigates which are available to the #GermanNavy. Their strength lies not only in fulfilling the traditional tasks of national and alliance defence, but also in their design for conflict prevention and crisis management as well as intervention and stabilization operations on an international scale. We look forward to the handing over of the third and fourth ships which are planned to take place successively until 2021. #BadenWürttembergKlasse 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems On today’s #IntellectualPropertyDay, we are celebrating 125 years of patent history at @thyssenkrupp. Every year, thyssenkrupp developers file #patents for about 600 new #inventions worldwide. On our way to become the most modern naval company in Europe, we at @thyssenkrupp Marine Systems are working on new innovations every day. For example, when developing an underwater vehicle that prevents unnecessary by-catch and saves the ecology of oceans around the world: https://lnkd.in/dBFJc4T 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems ADLiS® - The New Dimension in Network-based Operations. For all Nations. It's simply a tactical decision. #ADLiS® is the #data link system from our experts at #AtlasElektronik. It opens up new dimensions in network-based operations by combining all information at the highest speed and enabling the #tactical situation to be recorded. It links people, platforms, sensors and weapons. This greatly increases the command speed and the combat strength of the entire unit. 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Cem Selvi and his team make trainees fit for the shipyard People come first: Cem Selvi and the training team at the Kiel shipyard educate and support their apprentices and dual students from start to finish of their training at #thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and weld the young people together as a team! #career 11.09.20 thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Marine Systems Contact Career Procurement Locations GDPR thyssenkrupp Corporate Website thyssenkrupp AG © 2020 Sitemap Imprint Legal Notes Share tk-share This page uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. You can find out more in our legal notes. Decline Accept