The recipients were selected as winners of MDIA’s third Public Innovation Challenge. These companies will deploy cutting-edge solutions involving artificial intelligence, computer vision, and data analytics to improve cargo tracking, terminal efficiency, and traffic flow at the port.
In a recent panel discussion, professionals from across the import/export sector discussed the factors and forces driving its success and continued growth.
PortMiami just posted the biggest import-export numbers in its 80-plus-year history, new Miami-Dade County figures show, exceeding its prior record by 1.5% despite the difficulties that come with operating under coronavirus conditions. The port processed 107,088 twenty-foot equivalent units of cargo in October compared to 105,573 in 2019, an accomplishment staff attribute to “a solid
The Governor wants to allocate $19 million to PortMiami for crane and cargo improvements and $178 million for ports statewide supporting about 900,000 jobs. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE