All Marine Electronics articles
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NewsFerretti Group adopts WATCHIT SENSE 360 AI-radar collision-avoidance system
System combines radar, AIS and chart data to detect vessels and obstacles missed by conventional monitoring
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NewsRaymarine extends Hallberg-Rassy partnership for three years
Teledyne Raymarine will continue as standard marine electronics supplier for new Hallberg-Rassy yachts and will also integrate Maretron digital switching technology
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IBI PresentsInnovation is the better way to real-world solutions from ElectroSea
‘Innovation’ is a word bandied about for every system upgrade or feature enhancement on every third-generation product in the market, but true innovation – game changing technology that solves a real-world problem, not that goes in search of one – can build a brand and a company by providing clients ...
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Marine ElectronicsMarine technology expo – Hamburg 1-4 September 2026
The biennial SMM conference returns to Hamburg this year, offering 12 halls with more than 2,200 exhibitors and a top-class conference programme
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NewsSterk Yachts begins European testing of Vision Marine electric propulsion system
The integration programme aboard the Sterk 26E builds on the partners’ exclusive supply agreement and will evaluate the E-Motion 180E under European operating conditions
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NewsAnother record quarter for Garmin
Q2 revenues up 11% to US$2.2bn while marine segment revenues grow 14% to $341m, leading electronics giant to increase full-year guidance
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NewsLeadership appointment at GOST
GOST expands marine expertise by naming Parrish Westbrook as vice president
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NewsSensar Marine and SailTies partner on automated digital voyage logging
The new service enables Sensar Marine users to automatically transfer voyage data into the SailTies digital logbook
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NewsTeledyne appoints Michelle Hildyard as general manager of Raymarine and FLIR Marine
The long-serving executive takes responsibility for both marine technology brands after more than 20 years with the business
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NavigationRocket Lab acquires Iridium
Well known in marine communications, US-based Iridium has been acquired by Rocket Lab in an US$ 8bn deal to create a vertically-integrated space entity
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NewsNavix acquires CSP to expand European manufacturing and wiring capabilities
The marine and mobility design and manufacturing group has acquired a Portuguese electrical systems specialist, strengthening its European footprint and enhancing its global production and engineering offering
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IBI PresentsSeawater Protection Systems in Recreational Yachts
ElectroSea, a Minnesota, US-based marine technology company, has emerged as a prominent supplier of seawater system protection solutions for the recreational yacht sector. Founded in 2016 by Dr Louis Cosentino and his son Daniel, the company developed out of a practical onboard issue: persistent marine growth and scaling within the ...
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Marine ElectronicsMarine Tech Watch- The latest innovations shaping the industry
IBI looks at some of the impressive tech predictions for our sector, including a 45MWh floating energy hub for ship recharging and a solar desalination system that extracts valuable minerals
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NewsVDM-Reya takes on AquaAmp distribution in France
The French marine equipment distributor adds waterproof charging specialist’s product range as demand grows for onboard wireless power solutions
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Green Technologies‘Seaworthy’ ammonia tanks developed for shipping
German composite specialist Connova Deutschland GmbH has designed and manufactured a 680kg fibreglass ammonia tank for cleaner marine propulsion
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NewsIndependent study validates WATCHIT collision-prevention system effectiveness
Over 57,000 events from 160 WATCHIT-equipped vessels were analysed by an external data scientist
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NewsGarmin selected as an official supplier for Luna Rossa
The marine electronics manufacturer will equip the Italian challenger’s chase boats with navigation and communication technology for the 38th America’s Cup
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Green Technologies‘Vortex rings’ key to a dolphin’s speed
Japanese scientists have used a supercomputer to discover why dolphins can travel so fast, with implications for marine propulsion and quick-acting stabilisers
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NewsAvikus enters supply partnership with Aquila
Avikus NeuBoat Dock II to be offered as optional upgrade on select Coupe and Yacht models
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