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ARI e- Business is pleased to announce a new contract with Gulf Energy Maritime PJSC (GEM), a leading tanker owner and operator based in Dubai.

Applied Research International pioneers the concept of simulator training for port operators in Sri Lanka by installing a state of the art Advanced Crane Simulator in Colombo at South Asia Gateway Terminals (SAGT).

Applied Research International has recently unveiled the new LNG simulator which comes as a welcome addition to the existing Cargo Handling Simulators Suite. With this addition, ARI’s Cargo Handling Simulators Suite is now the most versatile and comprehensive turnkey training solution.

Dubai based Mideast ship management has chosen OceanManager software from ARI e-Business Pvt. Ltd for managing and automating their entire quality health safety and environment compliance related processes and associated workflows.

ARI has recently concluded the design, development and implementation of the country’s first Ice Navigation Simulator module. ARI Ice Navigation Module has been successfully deployed at Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies, Mumbai, a training establishment of Executive Ship Management.

The new version of OceanManager software solution is completely web based and takes care of the entire ship–shore reporting, document management, workflow, alerts and notification, audits and inspections, risk assessment and data analysis and generation of indicative reports.

ARI will deliver Three Full Mission Ship Maneuvering Simulators to The Indian Navy to be installed at Naval commands in Mumbai, Cochin and Vishakhapatnam.

Applied Research International (ARI) demonstrates its Advanced Crane Simulator and Simulation Platform for Integrated Port & Terminal Operations at the 10th TOC2006 Asia in Busan, South Korea.

Applied Research International (ARI) demonstrates the use of its Driving Simulator at Auto Expo 2006 in New Delhi.

Applied Research International (ARI) won the Seatrade's Dubai International Maritime Award 2005 for ‘Innovation in Shipping' . ARI was presented this award for its unique and innovative simulator suite ‘MASCOT' (Modular Advance Simulators For Cargo Operations Training).

For its outstanding performance and contribution to Maritime Training and Development, ARI received the Lloyd’s List Middle East-Indian Subcontinent Award 2005.

Univan Ship Management, Hongkong recently chose ARI Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator for its swanky training facility in Mumbai , India.

A new training facility was inaugurated in Yangon, Myanmar by Uniteam Marine Limited. Noteworthy addition to the training facility were Full Mission Ship Maneuvering Simulator and PC Based Engine Room Simulator developed and installed by ARI.

In the last year, the Indian Navy has placed orders for RADAR / ARPA Simulator and GMDSS Simulator for its training facilities at INS Venduruthy, Kochi.

In a significant development for the Marine Technology in India Applied Research International (ARI), a New Delhi based Marine simulation and software development organisation has carried out multiple installations of its Advanced Gantry Crane Simulators for P & O ports U.K .

ARI has installed Navigation and Liquid Cargo Handling simulators successfully at NYK Ship Management’s premises in Split, Croatia after successful installations in Singapore & Mumbai.

Applied Research International - the New Delhi (India) based simulation solutions provider - has formulated a unique Liquid Cargo Handling training solution. The Full Mission Liquid and Gas cargo handling simulator was installed and commissioned at Anglo Eastern Ship Management’s Training Center (AEMTC) in Mumbai.

The simulator is first of its kind in India and among the handful of such in the world.

Executive Ship Management (ESM), a Singapore based company with offices in India and the US, has recently invested in ARI’s advanced training simulators for its in-house training facility in Mumbai, India. According to a reliable source, the decision to choose ARI over other international simulator manufacturers was governed by a superior value proposition that offered world standard technologies at a surprisingly low cost of ownership.

Fleet Management Limited (FML) has decided in favor of ARI to supply its advanced training simulators for the Fleet Management Training Institute in Mumbai, India. The decision was made after an intensively scrutinizing the offerings of key simulator manufacturers from across the world. The contract awarded to ARI is for the supply of a Full Mission Ship Maneuvering simulator, a Full Mission Engine Room simulator, Liquid Cargo-Handling simulator and a customized Reefer simulator.