Latest News – Page 454
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NewsMulti beam sonar for Furuno MFDs
Japanese navigation electronics specialist Furuno has announced that it is bringing side-scanning capabilities to its flagship NavNet TZtouch and TZtouch2 MFDs with its latest network sensor called the DFF3D.
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NewsNeander diesel outboard in full production
The 50hp diesel outboard that has been under development and testing at the German company of Neander Shark is now in full production and available to commercial operators.
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NewsNew Lowrance multifunction display
Lowrance has released a new high-performance addition to the HDS series of fishfinders and chartplotters.
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NewsTwo new Suzuki outboards
Suzuki outboards have been a popular choice for powering workboats, and now this Japanese company has unveiled two new additions to its range in popular sizes.
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NewsCWind’s supersize CTV
CWind, a UK-headquartered provider of services to the offshore wind industry and regular Seawork exhibitor, has announced that it has invested in the Company’s largest crew transfer vessel to date.
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Monetising vessel data usage
UK coastal telecoms company Buzz Networks has announced the launch of its new CrewCode service, which it claims to be a cost effective communications system allows owners, charterers and operators to monitor, control and monetise data usage for vessels.
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News32” Hatteland MFD screen
Hatteland Display, the Norway-headquartered provider of display and computer solutions for professional maritime use has expanded its next generation Series X Multi Vision Display (MVD) range with the addition of a new Ultra High Definition large format model for integration on maritime bridge systems.
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NewsSL-75 Solar Marine Lantern
Australian AtoNs manufacturer Sealite has introduced the new SL-75 3-5NM Solar Marine Lantern with Bluetooth connectivity.
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Bazefield achieves 10 GW renewable energy
Bazefield has reached 10 GW of renewable energy capacity in the Bazefield operations management system.
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NewsDP World looks to Tesla technology
DP World Group Chairman and CEO Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem and Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk have discussed the potential uses of Tesla technology for DP World’s global operations.
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NewsOlympic gangway
Norway -headquartered international marine technology company Kongsberg has announced that its motion compensated, integrated Walk-to-Work gangway system will be installed on Olympic Shipping’s windfarm Multipurpose Offshore Vessel ‘Olympic Orion’.
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NewsMediterranean pipeline inspection project
Swedish subsea contractor MMT has entered into a contract with Medgaz in Spain for inspection of the offshore pipeline between Algeria and Spain.
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smartAIS technology
Vesper Marine has launched what it calls revolutionary new smartAIS technology which provides new capabilities to help make boating safer.
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NewsNavico gets Vodafone clout
Worldwide telecoms giant Vodafone has announced that it is working with Navico, the UK-headquartered marine electronics company, to bring global connectivity to Navico’s GoFree product suite.
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NewsFendering solutions
Manuplas Limited will show its leading range of marine buoys and fendering products at the Seawork International Commercial Marine and Workboat Exhibition 2017.
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NewsDiesel outboard development agreement
The US Coast Guard has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Seawork exhibitor and British diesel outboard motor developer, Cox Powertrain.
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NewsCuxhaven Maritime Safety and Security Centre
On February 9, 2017, the official opening of Germany’s Cuxhaven Maritime Safety and Security Centre took place in the presence of Federal Minister Alexander Dobrindt, MdB, Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure.
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NewsNew Dometic brand positioning
Marine HVAC specialist Dometic will continue its strong association with Seawork International when it returns as an official sponsor and to present its new brand positioning for the first time at the show.
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NewsLNG-powered inland tanker delivers innovation and savings
Europe’s inland shipping industry has the prospect of reaping significant fuel-savings with the introduction of Damen’s solely LNG-powered ‘Ecoliner’.
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Furuno to deliver 43 STM systems
Japan-headquartered marine electronics specialist, Furuno, will provide 43 ships with Sea Traffic Management-compatible on-board systems.
