by admin | Oct 27, 2018 | Communication, Safety & Maintenance, Shipyard News & Tech, Technology & Gadgets
Expert piece by Owen Vachell, Technical Support Engineer for Actisense Today’s marine electronics industry currently benefits from the ability to connect multiple devices from different manufacturers, and know that, for the most part, these instruments will...
by admin | Oct 26, 2018 | Safety & Maintenance, Video post
Should a moment that ever occurs where your vessel sink, keeping your crew and guests safe is most important. Hammar has some great pieces of technology to ensure the next step is met when considering safety from a sinking vessel. Hammar H20 rafts have a model...
by admin | Oct 26, 2018 | Electrical & Power, Safety & Maintenance, Video post
Exhaust systems are an often-under-appreciated area of marine technology, even though they are an integral part of any vessel, including a superyacht. Over the years, marine exhaust technology has evolved from looking at land-based applications towards far more...
by admin | Oct 26, 2018 | Safety & Maintenance, Video post
If you have ever wondered exactly what happens to your yacht’s engine when it goes in for refit, the video above will show you. As well as feeding your curiosity, we hope it also gives you a better idea of the issues that can occur within an engine. Remember, you...
by admin | Oct 26, 2018 | Safety & Maintenance, Shipyard News & Tech, Video post
“A welding robot is many times more efficient than a welder. But ultimately is has created new jobs at our yard. Automated production has kept us competitive, winning new orders in a number of market segments” – Tore Roppen, The director of Supply Chain in Kleven As...
by admin | Oct 25, 2018 | Navigation, Safety & Maintenance
We pit 2D against 3D to understand what we can expect from different Forward Looking Sonars With more and more exploration yachts choosing to operate in challenging environments, the risk of collision with poorly charted obstacles, wrongly placed obstacles (due to GPS...
