Revolutionizing Maritime
with AI for Future
Generations.
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Bringing the maritime
industry together
We unify data and operations that have been scattered across the industry, connecting what happens on site with the decisions made in the boardroom — in real time. Noahlogy uses AI to sharpen how data is visualized and analyzed, turning judgment that once rested on individual experience and intuition into something precise and repeatable. By connecting all of it seamlessly, we are building the maritime industry of the next generation.
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We believe the maritime industry is the only field that meets every condition for winning globally from Japan: it is a growth industry tied to the world economy, Japan holds a historical and geographic advantage in it, and it stands at a moment of genuine change.
The maritime industry is at an exceptionally exciting turning point. Rising attention to economic security, combined with the shift toward next-generation vessels such as autonomous and alternative-fuel ships, is reshaping the structure of the industry itself. Precisely now, a startup can fulfill a real role in society.
Suppliers
Shipbuilding
＋ Subcontractors
Shipowner
＋ Subsidiary
Shipping
＋ Subsidiary
Cargo owner
Noah
Shared maritime infrastructure
Noah connects every process and player across the chain, maximizing value for the entire industry.
Services
What we do
We focused on the most complex stage of shipbuilding: design. A single vessel is made of roughly a million parts, and because specifications differ ship by ship according to the cargo it carries, mass production simply does not apply. That is why design remains labor-intensive, with hundreds of engineers working from overseas offices. Our AI agents automate and streamline this stage, cutting a design cycle that normally takes about a year to a tenth of that. By consolidating information across processes and organizations, we reunite knowledge that had been fragmented — and make it possible to design better ships than before.
AI Agent "Noah"
We implement the craft of veterans across shipbuilding, marine equipment, and shipping — design, procurement, operations — as AI agents, solving the deepening problems of skill succession and labor shortage at once. Rather than simply replacing existing work, we rebuild the process itself so people can focus on what only people should do.
AI BPO & Roll-up M&A
We standardize and unify processes that depend on specific individuals, delivering decisive cost reduction, real synergy, and smooth business succession. We become the home for companies facing a succession gap, making the maritime industry sustainable.
AI Consulting
We don't run surface-level proofs of concept. Starting from today's technology and grounded in the regulations and business customs specific to the maritime world, we redefine how work should be done — supporting everything from discovery to implementation, rollout, and training, and transforming the organization from both the front line and the executive suite.
Yusuke FUKUJUCEO
Representative Director & CEO
CEO Message
Carrying the maritime industry into its next era
I grew up in Toyota City, Aichi — a town built around the automotive industry. A single industry created jobs, sustained the town, and gave people work they were proud of. That sight is my earliest reference point. But no industry is guaranteed another hundred years. So I came to see it as my role to build, with my own hands, the next industry that will support Japan.
I studied computer vision at the University of Tokyo and went on to build businesses as a founder and CTO at AI startups. Through both the successes and the regrets, I became convinced of one thing: if you intend to compete globally from a base in Japan, you have to find the field where starting in Japan is the single greatest advantage. Take a domain that only someone here would take on, and go for the top of a global niche. The answer was the maritime industry. It is a growth industry tied to the world economy, Japan holds a historical advantage in it, and it is right now at a moment of change. I don't believe any other field satisfies all three.
