Investment in New Technologies! Port of Recife Develops Port Operation Projects with UNICAP

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 22/09/2022 at 14:43

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The Administration of the Port of Recife Hosted UNICAP Students for New Updates on the Technology Projects Initiative Started a Few Months Ago. Now, the Complex Continues with New Port Operations Solutions.

The Port of Recife, located in the state of Pernambuco, is increasingly investing in modernization and new port solutions for its operations. Last Tuesday (09/20), the port administration welcomed students and professors from the Complexity Engineering course at UNICAP (Catholic University of Pernambuco) to present the projects developed under the Technical Cooperation Agreement. The initiative will now continue to seek new technologies and cutting-edge solutions for the port operations of the complex.

UNICAP Students Presented the Progress of Port Operations Projects to the Port of Recife This Week

The need for investments in operational and structural improvements in Brazilian port complexes is an increasingly debated reality in the sector’s growth scenario.

In this way, the port authority of the Pernambuco complex developed a partnership with UNICAP students to seek solutions and technologies for the main bottlenecks in port operations.

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The Port of Recife Will Receive Prototypes of UNICAP Projects for Solutions to Bottlenecks in the Port Operations of the Complex

After the presentation of the four initial projects with innovative technologies to solve the problems of the Port of Recife, the UNICAP students will proceed to the next stages of the agreement.

Thus, the next step to be taken is the development of full-scale models of the four projects presented to the Port and to seek partners to finance the conception of these technologies.

This entire initiative will be carried out in partnership with Science and Technology Institutions in the northeastern region, aiming for better utilization of the solutions presented in the University projects.

The completion of the initial project for the vessel is scheduled for October, and it will then undergo a testing phase at the Port of Recife for about two months to analyze its efficiency.

Additionally, besides the participants from UNICAP, two exchange students from France will be responsible for monitoring the development of these tests and will intern at the dock.

Thus, the Pernambuco port complex can further develop in the national cargo handling scenario and reach a new level in port operations.

Investment in New Technologies! Port of Recife Develops Port Operation Projects with UNICAP

The Administration of the Port of Recife Hosted UNICAP Students for New Updates on the Technology Projects Initiative Started a Few Months Ago. Now, the Complex Continues with New Port Operations Solutions.

UNICAP Students Presented the Progress of Port Operations Projects to the Port of Recife This Week

The Port of Recife Will Receive Prototypes of UNICAP Projects for Solutions to Bottlenecks in the Port Operations of the Complex

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