We deliver engineering and inspection services, AI-powered digital solutions, and executive learning experiences for the maritime and renewable energy industries.
Three connected practices for the maritime and offshore wind industries — technical services, applied AI, and learning experiences that put people on site.
Technical services for maritime organizations, delivered close to the world's leading shipyards, ports and fleets.
We help clients make renewable energy more reliable, safer and more affordable — across the offshore wind value chain.
We increase efficiency through AI-powered inspection and prediction systems developed by our AI company LATODA.
We develop people and organizations through high-impact learning experiences and know-how transfer.
Daniel leads business administration and project management at Adoxin and LATODA. Over his career he has held senior management and advisory roles with ship classification societies, certification bodies and technical advisory firms in China, Korea, Singapore and Germany, focused on the maritime and wind energy sectors.
With Adoxin and LATODA he has delivered IT and AI development projects in Japan, Singapore, Germany and the United Kingdom for the offshore wind, medical and certification industries. He also helps clients identify new technologies and industry trends, connect with relevant industry players and business partners, and establish local presences — and supports international certification bodies in obtaining EU-related accreditations such as FuelEU, EU-ETS and CBAM.
Background in business administration, HR management and corporate cultures, international management, project management and entrepreneurship.
Connect on LinkedInA selection of engagements across offshore wind, merchant shipping and certification — in Europe and Asia.
Supported a Japanese offshore wind developer in identifying turbine technology, engineering service providers, installation vessels and technology partners in Europe. Initiated management contacts, supported contract initiation and organized delegation, management and technical meetings — enabling the developer to participate in offshore wind tenders and deliver projects.
Managed inspections, sampling and assessments under the EU Ship Recycling Regulation and the Hong Kong Convention for German owners and managers — across tankers, bulkers and container ships in China, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Fujairah, the Suez Canal, Turkey, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and South America.
240+ vessels · 14 countries
Assessed the majority of offshore wind turbines across a German wind farm owner's fleet in the United Kingdom and Germany, using AI-driven erosion damage assessment and forecasting.
Repair costs reduced by up to 10% · AEP increased by up to 3%
Assisted a Japanese certification body in obtaining accreditation for EU Emissions Trading System greenhouse gas verification services, enabling them to secure market share in the FuelEU and EU-MRV markets worldwide.
Supported a large European classification society with targeted recruitment of highly trained ship classification surveyors.
Initial training investment reduced by up to 80% · revenue generation in 3 months instead of 6–12
Organized specialized journeys to Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore and Silicon Valley on innovation and new technologies for owners, managers and senior executives — and delegation visits bringing Japanese wind energy experts to Europe to study port facilities, turbine technologies, underwater drilling machines and offshore wind foundations.
Combining AI with human expertise to turn data into insights that generate better decisions and results.
Research collaborations: Fraunhofer IWES · Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -Prüfung (BAM) · University of Würzburg · University of Marburg · Eduart Robotik
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SAL Heavy Lift's MV ELISE carrying offshore wind turbine tower sections into Hamburg — the kind of operation our clients plan, execute and optimize every day.
From fabrication yards and full-scale test benches to base ports and heavy-lift vessels: our work is grounded in the physical reality of the offshore wind value chain.
MV ELISE · IMO 9978482 · maiden voyage, first call at Hamburg
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Adoxin UG
Katharinenstr. 4
20457 Hamburg
Germany
Phone: +49 (40) 37 50 248 -57
Email: info@adoxin-group.com
Web: adoxin.com
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