Tototheo Global issued a statement on Monday recapitulating its participation in the recently held Maritime Cyprus 2025 conference.
The company said it “confirmed its position as a leading maritime technology partner at Maritime Cyprus 2025, where it showcased its entire portfolio of digital and technological solutions spanning connectivity, cyber security, analytics and navigation systems”.
During the conference, the company unveiled two major additions to its integrated marine ecosystem.
These include the Voyage Optimization module within TM Synergia and a new immersive digital twin solution.
The company said that both these products are designed to increase safety, efficiency and sustainability in ship and shore operations.
The new Voyage Optimization module, now fully embedded in TM Synergia, enables an integrated workflow linking voyage planning, optimization and reporting into one seamless process.
By integrating real-time, ship-specific data such as fuel consumption, weather conditions, draft, speed and port information, the module continuously recalculates routes and performance indicators.
According to the company, the results include measurable fuel savings, reduced emissions, improved accuracy of estimated time of arrival, and enhanced voyage safety through weather-aware planning, while also reducing operational workload for both onboard and shore-based teams.
Tototheo Global has also introduced a next-generation digital twin platform that provides a live, intelligent and immersive 3D replica of a ship from the bridge to the engine room.
This advanced solution combines real-time API data, manual input and historical overlays to provide complete visibility into vessel performance and status.
It features AI-powered smart manuals, predictive maintenance tools, and 360-degree virtual tours to support proactive management, informed decision making, and in-depth training.
The company noted that the platform enhances security, efficiency and collaboration between ship and shore, setting a new standard for digital vessel intelligence.
“With these innovations, Tototheo Global is advancing its vision of a connected maritime ecosystem that unites connectivity, intelligence and technological excellence within a single operational framework,” the company said.
“Tototheo provides an all-in-one ecosystem encompassing connectivity, intelligence, bridge systems and cloud analytics for the global maritime industry,” it says.
It also added that “its unique strength lies not in providing individual tools but in offering a fully integrated portfolio with technical support at its core, ensuring that every solution functions seamlessly onboard and ashore”.
Meanwhile, as part of the Maritime Cyprus 2025 programme, Despina Panayiotou Theodosou, Co-CEO of Totothio Global, moderated a panel discussion titled “Seas of Change: The Impact of Technology on Shipping and Seafarers”.
The session explored how digital transformation is reshaping maritime operations and how technology can empower seafarers through smart tools, advanced data and new skill sets.
“Their participation reflects Tototheo Global’s active role in driving the conversation on innovation, leadership and workforce development in the global shipping sector,” the company said.
The announcement continued, “Through its participation in Maritime Cyprus 2025, Tototheo Global once again demonstrates its commitment to meaningful advancements in maritime technology.”
Tototheo Global concluded, “With continued innovation and collaboration, the company is focused on shaping a safer, smarter and more sustainable future for global shipping.”