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Letting it continue caused it to continue. A trivial extra cost.ДЄnyway, this is a self-inflicted problem.

308 or 30-06 and 1k rounds for each is two day's pay for the guys doing security. They solved that problem by just throwing the weapons overboard. Most of the security companies operating in that region had their own boats to move guards - they would board with their weapons in international waters and debark with their weapons in international waters. Since so much of it was destined for Europe, where almost every weapon is illegal, your options are limited. The big problem is the weapons you're carrying have to be legal in both the country you're shipping from and the country you're shipping to. Shipping companies did employ armed security that did indeed fire on pirates when the Somali problem was at its peak. Rolls-Royce was in the news last week when they unveiled their first driverless vehicle called The Vision Next 100. Rolls-Royce plans to launch the first remote-controlled cargo ships by 2020, with autonomous boats in the water within the next two decades. Phase II of the project will continue through the end of 2017.

'Our future solutions will reduce need for human-machine interaction by automating selected tasks and processes, whilst keeping the human at the center of critical decision making and onboard expertise.' Initial testing of sensor arrays in a range of operating and climatic conditions is already underway in Finland. 'The increased level of safety onboard will be provided by additional systems,' Rolls-Royce said on its website. Unmanned ships could save money, weight, and space, making way for more cargo and improving reliability and productivity, the AAWA said in a recent white paper.

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An anonymous reader writes from a report via PC Magazine: Speaking at a recent symposium in Amsterdam, Rolls-Royce vice president of innovation for marine, Oskar Levander, said, 'The technologies needed to make remote and autonomous ships a reality exist.' In partnership with the Advanced Autonomous Waterborne Applications Initiative (AAWA) project, Rolls-Royce, DNV GL, Inmarsat, Deltamarin, NAPA, Brighthouse Intelligence, Finferries, and ESL Shipping are leading the $7 million effort.