Demonstrating how Metis turns data into action at SMM 2026

As part of the ERMA TECH GROUP presence at SMM 2026, Metis had the opportunity to meet with industry professionals and showcase how data intelligence and AI are shaping the next generation of fleet performance management.

Metis, part of the ERMA TECH GROUP, joined the Group’s presence in Hamburg alongside its full ecosystem of maritime technology companies: HASYTEC, ERMA FIRST, RWO, ECOCHLOR, EPE and Armada Technologies. Together, the Group showcased a broad portfolio of technologies and solutions addressing some of the maritime industry’s most pressing challenges.

At the centre of the Metis presence was its Fleet Performance Management Platform, demonstrating how high-frequency vessel data can be transformed into actionable intelligence.

Visitors also experienced Metis’ AI-powered capabilities, designed to accelerate the analysis of complex, multi-domain operational data. By connecting information across performance, machinery, operations and emissions, the platform helps users move faster from identifying an issue to understanding its impact and determining the appropriate action.

As SMM 2026 comes to a close, Metis leaves Hamburg with new connections, valuable conversations and a clear message: the future of fleet performance is not just about collecting more data it is about turning data into actions that deliver measurable results.

Metis joins Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore’s seminar to discuss how digitalisation in class is reshaping shipping

At Posidonia Events 2026, Metis CEO Panos Theodossopoulos participated in Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore’s seminar, joining industry leaders for the panel discussion “From compliance to performance: How digitalization in Class is reshaping shipping.”

A key theme of the panel was the shift from compliance-driven processes to a more proactive, performance-oriented model. Rather than treating compliance as an endpoint, the discussion highlighted how data, digital tools, and emerging technologies are enabling continuous visibility into asset condition and operational health.

Panellists discussed how improved data accessibility and advanced analytics are helping stakeholders move towards more informed decision-making, supporting better risk management, enhanced efficiency, and stronger overall vessel performance.

Metis CEO Panos Theodossopoulos contributed perspectives on the role of data and artificial intelligence in enabling this shift, emphasising the importance of transforming operational information into actionable insights that support more informed and proactive decision-making processes.

Metis would like to thank Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore for organising this engaging discussion, as well as all fellow panellists for their valuable insights and contributions to the dialogue.

Metis showcased advanced maritime digitalisation through AI at the Greek leading maritime exhibition

A key focus of Metis‘s -part of the ERMA TECH GROUP– presence at Posidonia 2026 was demonstrating how advanced analytics and artificial intelligence can enhance fleet performance while enabling faster, more informed, and higher-impact decision-making. Through live platform demonstrations and discussions with visitors, the company showcased how complex operational data can be transformed into actionable insights that drive performance optimisation, efficiency gains, and cost savings.

Throughout the exhibition, Metis engaged with shipowners, operators, technical managers, and maritime professionals from across the global shipping industry, presenting its vision for AI-powered decision making. The event provided valuable opportunities to strengthen existing relationships, establish new connections, and explore how digital technologies can help fleets improve performance and navigate increasingly complex operational demands.

The exhibition also served as a platform for meaningful discussions on the future of maritime digitalisation, highlighting the growing importance of intelligent decision support, contextual analytics, and technologies capable of delivering measurable business value.

Metis’s participation at Posidonia 2026 reinforced its commitment to advancing the maritime industry’s digital transformation through innovative solutions that empower organisations to operate more effectively, make better and faster decisions, and unlock greater value from their data.