中央社訊息平台
歡迎公司行號投遞新聞訊息!詳洽業務行銷中心 人工服務時間為週一至週六9:30-12:00、14:00-18:30 如有週日發稿需求請於週六18:00前完成刊登程序。

更多訊息

NYCU and Yang Ming Marine Transport Launch AI Partnership for Smart Shipping and Sustainable Supply Chains

發稿時間:2026/05/21 13:59:37

(中央社訊息服務20260521 13:59:57)National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) and Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation are joining forces to accelerate AI-powered smart shipping and sustainable supply chain innovation, merging NYCU’s expertise in artificial intelligence and data analytics with operational maritime experience.

On May 19 at Yang Ming Marine Transport’s Taipei headquarters, the industry-academia agreement was signed to integrate NYCU’s AI and data science research with shipping applications as the maritime sector transforms digitally and environmentally.

Chuck Tsai (second from right) and Yu-Chiun Chiou (second from left) signed the collaboration agreement, witnessed by Guo-Xian Lin (right) and Chi-Hung Lin (left), as the two sides joined forces to advance AI-driven smart shipping development. (Photo credit: Yang Ming Marine Transport)
Chuck Tsai (second from right) and Yu-Chiun Chiou (second from left) signed the collaboration agreement, witnessed by Guo-Xian Lin (right) and Chi-Hung Lin (left), as the two sides joined forces to advance AI-driven smart shipping development. (Photo credit: Yang Ming Marine Transport)

As global supply chains adapt to uncertainty, digital transformation, and net-zero goals, the shipping industry seeks AI solutions to improve efficiency, resilience, and sustainability.

Through the partnership, NYCU College of Management researchers will collaborate with Yang Ming Marine Transport using operational data and authentic shipping scenarios to create AI systems for route optimization, fleet management, carbon emissions tracking, intelligent logistics, and sustainable supply chain solutions. The partnership fosters executive-level research exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration, enabling NYCU faculty and students to tackle large-scale maritime and digital governance challenges.

Kuo-Hsien Lin, a distinguished NYCU alumnus present at the signing, emphasized that the competitiveness of the shipping industry will increasingly rely on advanced technologies, digital leadership, and sustainability expertise. He stated that the NYCU-Yang Ming collaboration supports Taiwan’s efforts to unify academic research and industry innovation, strengthening smart shipping and global competitiveness.

NYCU is expanding partnerships across AI, semiconductors, healthcare, smart mobility, and sustainability. The Yang Ming collaboration extends interdisciplinary AI research to the maritime sector, where digital change drives competitiveness.

NYCU researchers will offer specialized knowledge in AI modeling, machine learning architectures, and data-driven decision systems, while facilitating the development of more intelligent and sustainable maritime operations.

This partnership is anticipated to create opportunities for talent development and applied research, enabling students and researchers to gain practical experience in industrial settings while advancing Taiwan’s adoption of smart, sustainable maritime practices.