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  • For the third year in a row, Robertson's microprocessor-controlled autopilots have been awarded top honors by the National Marine Electronics Association at their recent banquet in Seattle, Washington. This, for any manufacturer, is a significant achievement as it represents peer recognition by a broad spectrum of the marine electronics industry. These NMEA awards are voted by the entire association membership, consisting of electronics dealers, technicians and other manufacturers.

    Robertson autopilots have gained a reputation over the last few years as the "top of the line" units for both recreational and commercial vessels of just about any size. Feature for feature, Robertson pilots are among the most cost effective products on the market today, with an exceptionally broad range of standard features.

    For yachts, the AP1000 and AP200DL pilots have become extremely popular, while the AP9MkII and AP40B pilots have been widely accepted on commercial vessels and very large yachts. All Robertson pilots are available from authorized dealer outlets all over the country.

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  • monitoring and self-test programs. The system operates from 12 or 24 VDC, as well as 110/220 VAC. For more information and free literature from Robertson-Shipmate, Circle 20 on Reader Service Car

  • —Free Literature Offered— Robertson-Shipmate, Inc., Hauppauge, N.Y., has just introduced in the U.S. a new multi-station commercial VHF radiotelephone, the RS-7100, for the marine market. According to the company, the new RS-7100 VHF radiotelephone is a heavy-duty commercial grade system that

  • Robertson-Shipmate, Happauge, N.Y., has introduced a computerized GPS marine navigation system which it believes offers superior accuracy and dependability at an affordable price. Called the RS5500, the system, which operates on signals received from navigation satellites, will allow all boats

  • Recently conducted trials of Robertson's Disc Navigation System, an Electronic Chart Display and Information System, aboard a Norwegian paper carrier may have a great deal of impact on the future of navigation safety. Knut Magnus Skaar, director of Seatrans A/S, a Norwegian shipping company which

  • Robertson Marine Systems, Inc. of Metairie, La., is offering the Robertson Multipurpose Pilot (RMP), a family of intelligent vessel control systems designed for precision vessel maneuvering and dynamic positioning. According to Robertson Marine, the RMP can steer, position and maneuver any vessel in

  • Bennex A.S., Norway, has appointed Robertson Marine Systems, Inc. (RMS) U.S. and Canadian agents for Jason firefighting equipment and oil pollution control. Jason brand of high quality firefighting equipment is applicable to marine and industrial applications. All Jason hardware is designed for relia

  • — L i t e r a t u r e A v a i l a b le Shipmate has developed a compact VHF radio that meets even the most stringent sea safety requirements. The RS-8000 is a fully synthesized radiotelephone with U.S. and international VHF channels and dual-watch, channel-16 priority with the capacity for all

  • Robertson has announced a new addition to its microprocessor controlled autopilot family—the AP40. This pilot offers extremely simple, yet highly accurate, steering control for most commercial vessels and large yachts. Robertson reports the AP40 design eliminates the need to individually set controls

  • Robertson has now extended the applications potential of the Robertson Subsea Gyrocompass (RSG) with the development of a remote control. The remote control facility incorporates a high degree of microprocessor technology. The most immediate benefit for operators will be the ability to adjust

  • The Power Systems Group of Combustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor, Conn., has announced the appointments of David H. Robertson as manager of sales and services and Steven E. Sabo as assistant manager, contract sales, C-E Marine Power Systems. Mr. Robertson will be responsible for marine steam generating

  • ORBA Corporation has announced that Edward R. Robertson has been promoted to the position of director of engineering and construction. In his new position, Mr. Robertson will be responsible for ORBA's engineering and construction activities. Mr. Robertson has a B.S. degree in civil engineering

  • MN Aug-24#42 president Hogan Succeeds Robertson Rear Admiral Dr. Michael)
    August 2024 - Marine News page: 42

    drew Hinkebein as its new director of over as president of SUNY Maritime government affairs. College, replacing retiring president Hogan Succeeds Robertson Rear Admiral Dr. Michael A. Alfultis. as Port of Corpus Christi COO The Port of Corpus Christi has Main Maritime Names Humphreys Meyers named

  • MR Jun-24#19 ? eld (he started with Robertson, then owned by pliance)
    June 2024 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 19

    clear that after well over 40 years in the maritime for ‘all’ read the shipping company, which can simplify com- technology ? eld (he started with Robertson, then owned by pliance, reduce energy consumption, cut administration du- Kongsberg, in 1980) Svanes ambitions have anything but di- ties, optimize

  • MT Sep-21#51 Saab Seaeye, led by Jon Robertson, is the world’s largest)
    September 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 51

    robot- ics. Its iCON intelligent control architecture aims to acceler- ate system development and provide customers with easier Saab Seaeye, led by Jon Robertson, is the world’s largest operation and training, simpler repair and maintenance, eas- manufacturer of electric underwater robotic vehicles with

  • MR Jan-21#52 awarded a $43m contract to Robertson Construction for will)
    January 2021 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 52

    for the Russian crab-catching companies Antey, Merlion and Babcock Aqvainvest will be propelled by Schottel. They Babcock awarded a $43m contract to Robertson Construction for will be built at different shipyards in Russia and the development of a new Assembly Hall at its Rosyth site. The are designed

  • MT Apr-20#42 capabilities and Keith Robertson, said: “Our pitch to)
    April 2020 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 42

    vessel, including patrol boats Lateral co-founder and technical manager and USVs, while retaining full active sonar acoustic capabilities and Keith Robertson, said: “Our pitch to clients is providing low frequency active submarine detection off smaller plat- that Flexi Clean can do 95% of the cleaning

  • MP Q1-19#23 shipping, trucking, ter- Robertson, vice president of business)
    Jan/Feb 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 23

    possible. One by one, ternational markets through the Port of Mobile," said Clark subject matter experts from rail, ocean shipping, trucking, ter- Robertson, vice president of business development and e- minal operations and port authorities, got up to speak – all business for CSX. "Earning Select Site

  • MT Jul-18#52 in President & CEO: Jon Robertson the U.K., Sweden and)
    July 2018 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 52

    in the most challenging environments on www.saabseaeye.com the planet. A wholly owned subsidiary of Saab, its has facilities in President & CEO: Jon Robertson the U.K., Sweden and the U.S., along with substantial water tank and lake test facilities. More than 80% of its systems are exported to markets

  • MP Q1-18#11 Navico (Simrad and B&G) and Robertson. variables, and reliability)
    Mar/Apr 2018 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 11

    Intellian, sary, risk is reduced with greater understanding of real time Mr. Comyns served in marketing roles for PYI, Navico (Simrad and B&G) and Robertson. variables, and reliability improves to the point that it almost www.maritimelogisticsprofessional.com 11

  • MP Q1-18#4 , Navico (Simrad and B&G) and Robertson. From the start he worked)
    Mar/Apr 2018 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 4

    Intellian, Mr. Comyns served in marketing roles has 24 years’ experience from the Marine business. Production for PYI, Navico (Simrad and B&G) and Robertson. From the start he worked with propulsion controls Nicole Ventimiglia and automation systems in the Ulstein group. After [email protected] 2

  • MT Jul-17#51 are supplied globally. Jon Robertson, MD HYBIS SABERTOOTH FALCON S)
    July 2017 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 51

    been developed with partner their product. For its important domes- manufactures and also with end-users, companies and are supplied globally. Jon Robertson, MD HYBIS SABERTOOTH FALCON Saab Seaeye www.marinetechnologynews.com Marine Technology Reporter 51 MTR #6 (50-65).indd 51 MTR #6 (50-65).indd

  • MN Jan-17#44 moves around a lot,” says Robertson, Sr., “It West, built)
    January 2017 - Marine News page: 44

    the ship to become a very stable platform rather one exception to the new build rule is the Queen of the than one that moves around a lot,” says Robertson, Sr., “It West, built elsewhere in 1995 “ahead of its time,” and the keeps the ship

  • MN Jan-17#41 design according to ACL’s Robertson. “Every ship will be)
    January 2017 - Marine News page: 41

    PASSENGER VESSELSPASSENGER VESSELS w e N d B l i u vice president Timothy Beebe. Offering in-house design according to ACL’s Robertson. “Every ship will be more ef- services is much more ef? cient, agrees Charles A. Rob- ? cient, more environmentally sound than the last one. We

  • MR May-16#27 fraternity of commercial Robertson, the founder of auto-steering)
    May 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 27

    side,” Olsson said. history. Beginning in 1946 with Thorleif were ground-breakers in their areas of three spot in the fraternity of commercial Robertson, the founder of auto-steering technology. That legacy is carried for- marine electronics suppliers in the com- The Simrad Brand in Egersund, and

  • MT Jul-16#29 .com Managing Director: Jon Robertson Sales Director: Matt)
    July 2016 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 29

    , Segensworth East, Fareham Hampshire, PO15 5SD, United Kingdom Tel: +44(0)1489 898 000 [email protected] Saab Seaeye www.seaeye.com Managing Director: Jon Robertson Sales Director: Matt Bates Founded in 1986, electric underwater robotic systems manufacturer Saab Seaeye produces a diverse range of pioneering

  • MR Jan-16#47 interior designers, and Robertson notes two engineers)
    January 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 47

    building has ? ve naval architects and outlay of cruise tourist activities that oc- ing the Mississippi River and its tributar- interior designers, and Robertson notes two engineers to keep on top of these as cur with large cruise lines. ies in the spring. interior design has changed with the evo- well as

  • MT Jul-15#44 SeaeyeSaab Seaeye MD: Jon Robertson MD: Jon Robertson )
    July 2015 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44

    +44(0)1489 898 000T: +44(0)1489 898 000 E: [email protected]: [email protected] W: www.seaeye.comW: www.seaeye.com Saab SeaeyeSaab Seaeye MD: Jon Robertson MD: Jon Robertson essary to keep the vehicle working. iCONTM also lets en- The Company gineers reach across the world into the heart of a vehicle

  • MT Jul-14#3rd Cover .com Managing Director: Jon Robertson Managing Director:)
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    +44(0)1489 898 000 Fax: +44(0)1489 898 001 Fax: +44(0)1489 898 001 [email protected] [email protected] www.seaeye.com www.seaeye.com Managing Director: Jon Robertson Managing Director: Jon Robertson Turnover: $70m Turnover: $70m Saab Seaeye Ltd www.marinetechnologynews.com Marine Technology Reporter 75MTR

  • MR Jul-78#22 Service; Jarle Hektoen, Robertson A/S Radio Elektro)
    July 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22

    , left to right: Erich Neitsch, Penco Inc., representing Spesialservice A/S; Erik Ambjor, Norcontrol; Egil Ruud, Unitor Ships Service; Jarle Hektoen, Robertson A/S Radio Elektro; Johs. Christoffersen, Kvaerner-Moss, Inc.; O. Eidjord, Maritime Protection A/S; Gilbert Nelson, Simrad, and Arne Fonkalsrud

  • MR Nov-78#16 workover markets. Edward Robertson Named Engineering)
    November 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16

    , the change was approved. The barges will be used in shal- low inland water areas in the ex- ploratory drilling or workover markets. Edward Robertson Named Engineering Director At ORBA Corporation ORBA Corporation has an- nounced that Edward R. Robert- son has been promoted to the po- sition

  • MR Jan-80#17 administration; Wendell O. Robertson, superintendent of manageme)
    January 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 17

    and workers' compensation, and equal employ- ment; Mary S. Murphy, admin- istrative manager of salary and office administration; Wendell O. Robertson, superintendent of management development; Allan Gunderson, superintendent of per- sonnel services, and Ruth E. Thompson, administrative assist- a

  • MR May-80#13 of Ship- ping; J.J.P. Robertson, counsel, Consulate)
    May 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 13

    (ADM) reception in New York (left to right): J.F.W. Neeb, managing director, ADM; William N. Johnston, chairman, American Bureau of Ship- ping; J.J.P. Robertson, counsel, Consulate General of the Netherlands, New York; Pierre Dobbelman, industrial commissioner of the Netherlands, New York; J.R. Cheshire

  • MR Aug-80#11 gyrocompass with repeater, Robertson auto- pilot, Sailor)
    August 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 11

    for maximum all-around visibil- ity. It houses a variety of elec- tronic equipment including Decca 914C radar, Sperry gyrocompass with repeater, Robertson auto- pilot, Sailor VHF RT144AB ra- diotelephone and SSB T126 radio, and Epsco Seafarer 3 depth in- dicator. The vessel and all its systems

  • MR Feb-15-81#4 U.S. distributor for Robertson AS and Norcontrol)
    February 15, 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4

    AS, a leading manufacturer of offshore oil exploration equip- ment and shipboard systems. Kongsberg is also the exclusive U.S. distributor for Robertson AS and Norcontrol, both divi- sions of Kongsberg. Robertson manufactures a wide variety of autopilots, the SKR-80 gyrocom- pass and steering

  • MR Apr-15-81#40 prime heading refe- rence. Robertson)
    April 15, 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 40

    , has just announced the introduction of their newest An increasing number of ships use a gyro compass as their prime heading refe- rence. Robertson's steering systems incorporate the unique electronic SKR80 gyro compass which is based on the proven state-of- the-art Singer Kearfott MAREX