Smart Ship Hub Vessel Optimisation Platform

Smart Ship Hub is a maritime digital platform headquartered in Singapore, with offices in Singapore, Japan, India and Dubai according to a Hellenic Shipping News report; its website lists offices in Singapore and Pune. It uses high-frequency vessel sensor data and machine learning to help owners, operators, charterers and insurers improve efficiency and decarbonisation.

The platform includes modules for vessel reporting, decarbonization, machinery condition health monitoring, vessel performance, voyage performance and SSH Remote video and alarms. It offers predictive fuel consumption by weather, sea state, loading and route, route optimisation, charter party compliance, arrival-at-port prediction and a Vessel Health Index.

• Vessel reporting: Automated reporting from onboard sensor data.
• Vessel and voyage performance: Fleet performance diagnostics, weather routing and predictive fuel consumption.
• Machinery health: Condition monitoring and a Vessel Health Index.
• Decarbonization: Emissions tracking tools for compliance.
• SSH Remote: Remote video streams, alerts, alarms and escalations.
• Charter party compliance: Consumption management and arrival-at-port prediction.

Vietnamese shipowners can monitor fuel consumption and engine health from shore. Charterers can track speed and consumption warranties. Marine insurers and ship managers can use machinery condition data to plan maintenance.

The website states that the platform can save 1 to 3 percent of fuel cost, without supporting data. Machinery condition monitoring supports predictive maintenance. Charter party compliance tracking and arrival prediction help commercial teams manage voyage performance.

Owners and charterers in Asia are adopting sensor-based performance platforms to meet emissions rules and manage fuel cost. Singapore-based vendors can serve Vietnamese and Southeast Asian owners from the regional maritime hub.

Headquartered in Singapore (per Hellenic Shipping News, January 2025), with offices in Singapore, Japan, India and Dubai; the website lists Singapore and Pune. Sponsored a Mission to Seafarers fundraiser in Singapore in January 2025. Founding year not stated on fetched pages.