31
Oct
Japan has officially opened the world’s first fully automated seaport in Yokohama, revolutionizing global logistics. The port, operated entirely by AI and robotics, aims to handle up to 3 million containers annually while reducing labor costs and human error. Using self-driving cranes, automated trucks, and AI-based monitoring, the facility runs 24/7 without human operators. Officials said this innovation will enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in the shipping industry. “This port marks a new era for Japan’s maritime economy,” said Transport Minister Tetsuo Saito. The technology was developed by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in partnership with logistics firms. Experts believe the success…
