The future of boating will be defined by software, not hardware, says Lookout’s founder
Limitations that would be unthinkable on the road are being brought into stark focus as marine technology develops. Many...
Read about the latest technology being used to support boating navigation. A wide range of apps is available, each offering different features and experiences. Many include information on marina facilities, buoys and other navigational markers, with tools designed specifically for boaters and yacht owners.
Also explore navigating in areas where orca are present, including ways to avoid encounters.
Limitations that would be unthinkable on the road are being brought into stark focus as marine technology develops. Many...
Sailing Course Online, an RYA-approved online theory training provider based at Hamble Point Marina, has revised its RYA Day...
Austrian maritime technology company Sea.AI has been awarded a public tender by Spain’s Ministry for the Ecological Transition and...
Lookout – a firm specialising in artificial intelligence for marine safety – has completed a new funding round backed...
Savvy Navvy is scaling its marine navigation app, adding 2,200+ US lakes and new European charts. The latest rollout...
Marine publisher FB Imray has announced further titles in its 2026 cruising guide programme, covering the English Channel, the...
Marine technology company Savvy Navvy is partnering with US-based Seaward Automation to integrate its full navigation platform into the...
Imray charts produced by FB Imray Laurie Norie & Wilson – shortened to FB Imray herewith – have been...
Simrad Marine Electronics has launched the NSO 4 multifunction display as part of its 80th anniversary year. The unit,...
Sailing electronics manufacturer B&G has introduced the Zeus SRX chartplotter, a new addition to its sailing electronics portfolio, at...
Self-titled as the Google Maps for boats, Savvy Navvy has leveraged CEO Jelte Liebrand’s former experience at Google to...