AIVP is a partner in the European MAGPIE project, funded by the Horizon programme, which aims to develop the ports of the future, decarbonised and multimodal. Following a first exhibition launched in Le Havre in early March, Rotterdam is now hosting an interactive exhibition at Portlantis, a space dedicated to port outreach and education. Since its launch, MAGPIE has included public awareness activities to support the future uptake of its innovations. The exhibition opening featured a speech by Berte Simons, COO of the Port of Rotterdam, and Nico van Dooren, Director of Innovation. Visitors can explore five scale models: a hydrogen locomotive, an autonomous truck, an onboard smart battery, an offshore mooring tower for ship charging, and an electric container for barge loading, all enhanced with augmented reality.
The exhibition opening featured a speech by Berte Simons, COO of the Port of Rotterdam, and Nico van Dooren, Director of Innovation. Visitors can explore five scale models: a hydrogen locomotive, an autonomous truck, an onboard smart battery, an offshore mooring tower for ship charging, and an electric container for barge loading, all enhanced with augmented reality. The exhibition in Rotterdam follows an initial exhibition dedicated to the MAGPIE project, on display at the Le Havre Port Center until the end of August 2026.
