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Robosys Automation launches the latest version of its Voyager 100 series software for commercial vessels0
- Maritime & Commercial
- January 16, 2020
Billed as a virtual junior officer of the watch, able to operate 24/7 at a predictable, pre-determined level of performance, Voyager 100 is said to be the first and only software system developed specifically to support Bridge Watchkeepers. The Voyager 100 series is available in two versions: SmartCaptain is an advisory system offering a basic
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GAC Pindar and BBC Yacht Transport join forces0
- Leisure Marine, Maritime & Commercial
- January 16, 2020
Marine leisure, sports and event specialist, GAC Pindar, has teamed up with BBC Yacht Transport to provide transport solutions for the sailing sector. BBC Yacht Transport is a division of ocean transport solutions, BBC Chartering. The two companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding which combines BBC Yacht Transport’s commitment to competitive pricing with GAC
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Ancasta seeks expansion with franchise offer0
- Leisure Marine
- January 16, 2020
Ancasta International Boat Sales, operating for almost 40 years and with a network of 17 offices, is looking to increase its coverage in key areas. Those interested in joining the globally recognised brand are invited to meet Rhian Sewell, Director of Brokerage & Franchise, at boot Düsseldorf. Operating an Ancasta franchise will give: Access to
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Pulse58 full electric RIB debuts at Boot Düsseldorf0
- Leisure Marine
- January 15, 2020
RS Electric Boats, the sister company to RS Sailing, will be unveiling its electric RIB at boot Düsseldorf, a boat that’s said to be the highest level of sustainable construction of any boat in its sector. The Pulse58 is the product of two years of development and has a fully integral electric drive. Pulse58’s hull
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The rise of the super container?0
- Maritime & Commercial
- January 15, 2020
The world’s largest container ships are currently over 400 metres long and can carry well over 20,000 TEU. And more and more giants are being added. Especially on the intercontinental trade routes between Europe and East Asia, the use of ever larger ships is profitable due to the large cargo volumes, writes Frank Diegel CEO
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Sailors forced to abandon Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales0
- Leisure Marine, Maritime & Commercial
- January 15, 2020
Power was lost on Britain’s newest £3.1bn aircraft carrier after the warship suffered problems with a high-voyage electric cable that keeps her ‘juiced up’ while in port, according to the Portsmouth News. Lights and heating shut off, with 150 members of her crew forced to stay onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth while the situation was resolved.
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