Marine tech company Zelim names sales director
Edinburgh-based Zelim has appointed Mike Collier as sales director to spearhead the maritime technology company’s development in the cruise...
Marine technology
Yacht rentals integrated into Google Maps for the first time
Yacht rentals have been integrated into Google’s ‘Things to Do’ — a feature that enables tour, attraction and activity...
Raymarine integrates Hefring IMAS on LightHouse OS
Hefring Marine has confirmed that its Intelligent Marine Assistance System, IMAS, is now available as an approved integration on...
Five exciting marine startups talk scaling up & what’s new for 2026
MIN meets five innovative marine startups that are embracing cutting-edge technology, digitalisation and sustainability. What problems do they solve?...
CES 2026: Brunswick unveils largest-ever marine technology showcase
Article updated 9 January 2026. Brunswick Corporation has returned to the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with...
‘No legacy constraints’: How Navico plans to reinvent boating with AI
“You know the reason the likes of a Tesla or a Lucid has been successful in automotive? It’s because...
DeepBlue’s PMS earns DNV endorsement
Yacht software solutions firm DeepBlue has announced DNV type approval for its Planned Maintenance System (PMS) module under certification...
Benetti introduces AI into production processes
Italian boatbuilder Benetti says it plans to introduce artificial intelligence into its production processes as part of a project...
New SOS data pushes Garmin to upgrade its smallest satellite communicator
Maritime safety remains one of the biggest drivers of SOS call-outs on Garmin’s inReach devices, and the company is...
Videoworks launches integrated security ecosystem for superyachts, including panic rooms
As geopolitical tensions rise and digital threats multiply, superyacht owners are demanding far more sophisticated protection at sea. Videoworks...
Smartdock targets shorthanded crews with smartphone-controlled docking
As yachts grow larger and crews get smaller, German electronics specialist Thitronik is betting that smartphone technology can fill...
