Equipment News – Page 32
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NewsGarmin relief shading coverage goes global
Garmin International’s high-resolution relief shading coverage has been expanded to countries in Europe and Australasia.
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NewsHeavy lift shipping firms create powerhouse
Two of the most recognised names in the heavy lift shipping arena are coming together to create what is believed to be a yet unrivalled shipping setup within the Americas and for cross-Atlantic trade.
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NewsPower steering approval
Dometic’s Vancouver facility has received RINA Approval and Certification for its Optimus 5000 Electronic Power Steering System (EPS).
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NewsEco efficient planing boat in development
A new project to design an efficient and environmentally friendly high-speed planing boat has been launched.
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NewsDutch firm wins first contract in Taiwan
A Dutch offshore access provider has secured its first contract in Taiwan for an offshore wind project due to start in 2021.
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NewsTechnology enables remotely operated vessel
A fully redundant and cyber secure satellite communication system has been installed on the first testbed of a remotely operated offshore support vessel.
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NewsChina’s first hybrid-electric rescue vessel
The first Chinese-built hybrid-electric emergency rescue vessel can be fully powered by batteries for up to three hours of operations.
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NewsAn easier way to debug NMEA2000 networks
Marine electronics NMEA 2000 networks are based on a robust Canbus architecture, but one bad device, cable or termination can have a detrimental effect on performance.
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IFAN appointment
The International Foundation for Aids to Navigation (IFAN) has announced the appointment of Louise Evans to its Board of Directors.
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NewsNew 250W open-array pulse compression radars
Garmin has launched its highest-powered solid-state marine radar: the new Fantom 254/256 series.
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NewsNew partnership delivers detailed CTV fleet metrics
Remote monitoring and reporting platform supplier; Reygar Ltd., will collaborate with CrewSmart to provide an integrated system for windfarm CTV operator High Speed Transfers.
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NewsChallenging navaids upgrade work at busy coastal resort
Southbay Civil Engineering Limited together with its specialist delivery partner Red7Marine have been undertaking critical works to three Aids to Navigation structures in New Brighton, UK, on behalf of Wirral Borough Council.
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U-Ming and StormGeo partnership
StormGeo, a specialist in weather intelligence, ship routing and fleet performance management solutions, has announced an expanded partnership with Taiwan shipping giant U-Ming Marine.
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NewsRiver radar minimises waves
Buoys and other small echoes will remain clearly visible when using a new river radar that minimises waves on wide water and offers a sharp display.
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NewsBright ideas gain power
There are over 5,000 Aids to Navigation in the waters around Finland, so AtoN manufacturer Meritaito had the bright idea these could work smarter. One issue, however, is onboard power.
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NewsAutonomous landing solution improves safety
A new autonomous landing solution for offshore structures is designed to significantly improves both safety and performance.
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News22 day unmanned Atlantic mission accomplished
Sea-Kit’s 12m Uncrewed Surface Vessel ‘Maxlimer’ has returned to Plymouth after 22 days of remote survey operations on Europe’s continental margin.
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NewsWinch and LARS aid deep-sea missions
An active heave compensated umbilical winch and skid mounted A-Frame style LARS has successfully completed two separate deep-sea mining missions.
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NewsFirst compliance for bridge safety standard
An ECDIS manufacturer has become the first in the world to comply with a new critical safety standard intended to reduce the number of similar alert signals on a vessel’s bridge.
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NewsRule for reducing wastage caused by fouling
GreenSteam has identified a simple rule allowing vessel operators to reduce fuel wastage caused by hull fouling.
