TTI Algeciras to implement smart terminal system

Spain’s Total Terminal International Algeciras (TTI Algeciras) has signed an agreement with South Korean maritime software developer CyberLogitec for the delivery of its terminal operating system (TOS) and digital twin technology for the terminal’s B1 Expansion Project.

Located at the Port of Algeciras Bay in southern Spain, TTI Algeciras is a semi-automated container terminal jointly owned by HMM and a CMA CGM-affiliated investment firm.

The terminal has a current annual capacity of 1.6 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), which is scheduled to rise to 2.1 million TEUs by 2028 following the B1 Expansion Project’s completion.

Under the agreement, CyberLogitec will deploy its OPUS Terminal platform alongside its digital twin system to support TTI Algeciras’s semi-automated operations.

OPUS Terminal’s implementation will establish an integrated platform to manage vessel, yard, gate, and equipment operations.

CyberLogitec’s digital twin system will provide real-time visualisation of terminal activities and equipment status, allowing the terminal operator to monitor operations and simulate scenarios.

The B1 Expansion Project is scheduled to increase the terminal’s annual handling capacity by 500,000 TEUs from 2028.

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