Rolls-Royce unveils Point Break yacht bridge concept
Rolls-Royce Power Systems has unveiled the mtu NautIQ Bridge “Point Break” concept, intended for semi-custom yachts of around 50m,...
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.
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Rolls-Royce Power Systems has unveiled the mtu NautIQ Bridge “Point Break” concept, intended for semi-custom yachts of around 50m,...
Iris Innovations’ Photon range of 4K Ultra High Definition low-light marine cameras is now compatible with selected Garmin GPSMAP...
Axopar has introduced the Simrad NSO 4 multifunction display as a new helm option, while completing its 38ft range...
Marine tech firm Vision Marine Technologies has launched a technology partnership with Avikus, an HD Hyundai subsidiary specialising in...
MasterCraft Boat Holdings pontoon brands, Crest and Balise, are partnering with marine navigation app Savvy Navvy to bring Apple...
Lookout has expanded its global distribution and dealer network through a series of new partnerships across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa...
SAIM and ZF have introduced TotalUpgrade, a refit initiative that enables existing propulsion control systems to be replaced with...
Garmin has introduced the LiveScope 2 Series, a new generation of its live-scanning sonar range. The series includes the...
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...