L'agenzia marittima britannica annuncia nuove norme internazionali per le navi da carico senza equipaggio
Sintesi redazionale: Se pensavi che le auto senza conducente fossero un problema, immagina una nave portacontainer da 200.000 tonnellate. Fonte originale: https://www.theregister.com/offbeat/2026/06/07/brit-maritime-agency-heralds-fresh-global-rules-for-crewless-cargo-ships/5251616
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