Offshore activities along Malaysia’s coasts and deep‑water routes are becoming more demanding as projects move into harsher environments and face stricter regulatory and commercial constraints. In this setting, artificial intelligence is shifting from a supporting analytical tool to a core decision layer influencing navigation, maintenance planning and commercial choices. When integrated into DP vessels, sensor‑rich platforms and digital twins, AI capabilities can deliver more consistent station keeping, improved fuel management and better utilisation of high‑value offshore assets than conventional approaches. This article explores how AI‑augmented DP ecosystems can underpin new offshore technopreneurial ventures in Malaysia, focusing on DP capability, predictive operations and data‑driven business models, while recognising associated risks and governance needs.
Mohd Awiskarni Bin Shamsudin (Sun,) studied this question.
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