NAVTOR Opens US Office

E-navigation specialist NAVTOR said it has set its sights on the U.S. shipping market with a new office opening in Seattle. The Norwegian business, which has built a global network of facilities since forming in 2011, has, until now, serviced the territory from its Egersund headquarters. However, growing demand Stateside for the firm’s product portfolio has prompted the team to establish NAVTOR USA Inc.

C-Map Acquires I-SEA

exactEarth, Alltek Expand Small Vessel Tracking Service

Rolls-Royce, Inmarsat Sign Ink Energy Management Deal

Rolls-Royce and Inmarsat have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to have the option to make the company’s Energy Management system available via Inmarsat Maritime’s Fleet Xpress high-speed broadband service.   With data collected from a multitude of ship control systems and equipment sensors, Energy Management 2.0 reduces energy consumption and supports

Topaz Signs with Orange for a Maritime Connect Solution

Wärtsilä Bridge Systems for Two New Mega Yachts

River Thames Simulation Supports Safer Navigation

The Thames Tideway Tunnel project, London’s new ‘super sewer’, which will upgrade the city’s 19th century sewerage system for today’s eight million plus inhabitants, requires excavation on an enormous scale. Creating a tunnel 25 kilometers in length, and running up to 65 meters beneath the River Thames, will generate immense volumes of spoil, right in the heart of London.

FarSounder Overlays S-57 & S-63 Charts

World ECDIS Day Returns to Hamburg

New Cabling Kit for Easy Marine Electronics Interfacing

NMEA 2000 has now become the de-facto standard throughout the marine electronics industry for interconnection of devices. It uses a simple backbone (or sometimes called "trunk") structure with requires terminators at each end of the cabling and then each device can be spurred off using a drop cable.  The bus also requires power.  Waterproof connectors are used throughout for maximum reliability and it makes for an easy plug 'n play installation.

DP System for Icebreaking Standby Vessel

Navigating Marine Connectivity

Marlink Re-launches Sealink C-band VSAT Service

Marlink has re-launched its Sealink C-band VSAT service, this time introducing new price and service plans, enabling easier integration with existing and future Ka and Ku-band VSAT services. According to Marlink, the upgrade gives Sealink C-band VSAT users more flexibility to add alternative VSAT frequencies to their network in order to ensure availability of high-speed critical business and operational applications globally.

Satellite Operator Orders Orbit’s Maritime Satcom Platform

New Service Powers Cyber Resilience at Sea

Grieg Star Selects Sealink VSAT

Global multi-band communication services with technical management and consultation for 33 vessel bulk carrier fleet    Bergen headquartered Grieg Star has chosen Marlink’s Sealink VSAT Premium for its entire General Cargo Open Hatch fleet of 33 vessels. Operating on multiple routes worldwide, Grieg Star’s ships will benefit from seamless, high bandwidth global VSAT services with unlimited L-band back up included in the fixed monthly fee,

Speedcast, Danaos Partner on Maritime Digitalization

Globecomm Installs Complete Solutions on MV Baltic