UHS' applications then process and utilize this high-quality data to provide insight and enable cost savings, regulatory compliance and other micro services. Through secure connectivity and access control, various stakeholders can gain access to relevant data, empowering them to make better business decisions.

• Collect on-board data once, reuse and share it with any approved party on board.
• Data from the entire fleet can be easily accessed from shore with any existing backhaul.
• Translate data to a industry-wide maritime standard.

Enhanced by the strategic partnership with Veracity by DNV

Telenor Maritime is a trusted data partner with automated ingestion into the DNV's Veracity ecosystem. This enables our customers to improve and speed up automatic reporting services on MRV (Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification) and EU ETS (climate gas emissions), offered in cooperation with Maranics.

Examples of use

Check out how Color Line is digitalising their fleet with Unified Hosting Service™.

“Telenor Maritime’s digital platform fits very well into our strategy and vision for digitalization. We want an open platform that is flexible, scalable and can address all our use cases on board,” states Are Paulsrud, Chief Technology Officer, Color Line.

How does the UHS® work?

The system collects data by using the vessel data collector that integrates according to class societies' cyber requirements. The Vessel data collector integrates towards the bridge and engine control system or other preferred systems. It collects and standardises the data into an ISO format.

After collecting, the data is sent to the on-board Unified Hosting Service™. This is a middleware software layer that can host different microservice applications. In addition, the UHS® is a hosting platform for existing legacy systems. It integrates data from different ship-board systems into a common data storage and add metatags to the data according to maritime naming rules. The data can then be shared in the same way as in a land-based ecosystem.

Watch the video below to see a detailed example of dataflow with the UHS.