Wifi

  • Streamline SVP data collection with AML’s WiFi device, Data Xchange. Following Beta trials, Data Xchange is set for a March 2015 release. Bringing the benefits of long-range WiFi to X-Series profilers, the device enables wireless data transfer and integrated GPS positioning. Upon surfacing, Data Xchange transfers collected data through an automated WiFi link between profiler and computer at a rate 40 times faster than via cable. “When designing this product, we made backwards compatibility an absolute must. It was important to us to make sure existing customers could experience the benefits of Data Xchange without having to purchase a brand new instrument,” said AML’s President, Robert Haydock. Also important was staying true to the modularity of X-Series and Xchange products: Data Xchange can easily be moved amongst all X-Series profilers. With new SeaCast 4 software, automatic, simultaneous exports to multiple formats further simplifies the process of data collection.
    Data Xchange can be seen at Ocean Business (booth K8)

     

    (As published in the March 2015 edition of Marine Technology Reporter - http://www.marinetechnologynews.com/Magazine)

  • exotic locations in an easier, sexier manner.” While much remains the same, Rodriguez says that technology – particularly the wide availability of strong WiFi, cell phone and email connection, is paramount to success in today’s plugged-in world. “People will not cruise unless they have strong WiFi, cell phones

  • Crystal experience.   Technology: If you could name the one technology that has most significantly transformed the cruising experience, what would it be? WiFi, because people cannot not be connected at sea. We had a couple that went on a four-month around the world cruise for their honeymoon. The only reason

  • of Unmanned Surface Vehicles, the I-1650 and the H-1750.  These vehicles have the ability to transmit data and be controlled up to 2km away via a dedicated WiFi connection. Not only is it’s range impressive, but with the flip of a switch, the vehicle can run on autonomous mode and steer a predetermined course

  • has acquired more than 100 million soundings from a distributed fleet of vessels navigating U.S. and international waters. Signals can be transmitted via WiFi or SATCOM and can be viewed in “real time,” if desired. Each dot on a typical ARGUS solution depiction represents at least 140 soundings. Those soundings

  • has acquired more than 100 million soundings from a distributed fleet of vessels navigating U.S. and international waters. Signals can be transmitted via WiFi or SATCOM and can be viewed in “real time,” if desired. Each dot on a typical ARGUS solution depiction represents at least 140 soundings. Those soundings

  • in all cabins), access to the KVH newly acquired content from Headland Media and of course, Internet. And Adgate adds, “We are in the process of rolling out WiFi across all of our vessels.” But taking care of the crew, especially in the Harvey Gulf business model, means so much more than just crew amenities

  • helps takes the risk out of the equation for the captains. Installed in the tender or support vessel of a super yacht, the WASSP-Wireless system uses a wifi radio link to send a real-time sea floor map back to the super yachts bridge system and display on a MaxSea navigation plotting platform in real-time

  • the most advanced MacArtney telemetry system to date. Power switching is software controlled via PC software or using a tablet which is online via LAN or WiFi. Sensor power status, telemetry link, leak alarm etc. is also continuously monitored by the software. Advanced features include programmable fuses and

  •     Increments (980 Wh) up to 7.84 kWh Solar power    170W peak Communications    Iridium 9602     RUDICS (option)     Cellular (option)     802.11g WiFi Max. payload weight    100 lb. Max. payload volume    3.3 cu. mft. Peak payload power    400W   (As published in the May 2013 edition of Marine

  • furnished with the finest leather chairs, and tables which contribute to a total adult learning experience. This new state- of-the-art building also has WiFi installed throughout to allow for video streaming exercises in Virtual Reality Incident Command training. In the next 12 months, Delgado plans to build

  • often have addresses that do not match up with who they are impersonating. Ensure that you have standard reliable cyber defense software and onboard WIFI networks are password protected.Transiting anywhere in the world, vessels should always have a security plan. Best Management Practices 5 (BMP5) is

  • MT Nov-23#12  the gradual integration of au- WiFi or RF connectivity to a)
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    operations, as well as their gapped” (buffered against passive cyberattack), by providing threat to global security. With the gradual integration of au- WiFi or RF connectivity to a remote location, these systems tonomous air, surface, and, increasingly, subsea systems into would be vulnerable to attack

  • MT Sep-23#55  BMS, two LED 
through their WiFi and Bluetooth remotes.
drivers)
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    room to spare for two hacker work could be done to interface other camera models 4S 10,000mAh LiPo batteries with individual BMS, two LED through their WiFi and Bluetooth remotes. drivers, two MOSFET power transistors, and a voltage regulator to power the CamDo and GoPro. Not shown are through-hull penetrators

  • MT Mar-23#26  and de-risk the new 
WiFi access points for underwater)
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    our research ideas see the effort to put these access points, you can think of it like into usable products, to take it step-by-step and de-risk the new WiFi access points for underwater, to put these on infrastructure technologies as we go,” said Schill. “Now we’ve developed as it is installed so that

  • MT Sep-22#10  one  at 1kbps, while the BT/WIFI connec-
TIDEWISE
Brazilian)
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    MTR 100 tems can be used and they want one at 1kbps, while the BT/WIFI connec- TIDEWISE Brazilian startup Tidewise has been with more open architecture for de- tion (when at the surface) allows for velopment work to increase capability the accurate transfer of data. The uOne making in-roads into

  • MR Apr-22#48  machine to WeldCloud via WiFi.  high amperage. Let’s)
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    there are cation module that digitally connects the and say ‘Torch number two has a very two sides to the advancing technol- machine to WeldCloud via WiFi. high amperage. Let’s go check out the ogy discussion. “We see the need for ESAB offers three WeldCloud solutions: wire conduits. Maybe it’s having

  • MT Mar-22#53  jointly developed so-
UHF and WiFi Receivers
Oceanographic)
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    hardware: closely together on sales and technology, Rugged buoy Up to 4 hydrophones and rugged cables with a brand new jointly developed so- UHF and WiFi Receivers Oceanographic sensors in option lution close to completion, though sad- Protective frame for hydrophones ly not in time to announce at Oi

  • MT Nov-21#38  is 
In terms of communications, WiFi at a frequency of 5 GHz)
    November 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 38

    for electrical autonomy for at least up to 7 days. propriate software to monitor its operating parameters. It is In terms of communications, WiFi at a frequency of 5 GHz also possible to install additional instruments such as measur- is currently the main form of interface with the remote con-

  • MR Nov-21#28  the way a home router handles WiFi.
“In my view, with an engineerin)
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    will power the future of maritime IoT. work, whereby vessels are repeating each other signal,” simi- Meet Orchestra lar to the way a home router handles WiFi. “In my view, with an engineering background, (ORCHES- The layered approach is designed to meet the accelerat- TRA) is simply cool,” said Spithout.

  • MR Feb-21#23  you need at least to put up a WiFi hub in 
the room. However)
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    the level of that gas in certain areas, it is a bit dif? cult today because you need a cable to all these sensors, or you need at least to put up a WiFi hub in the room. However, with our radios, you can pick up these signals throughout the vessels, and present it on the bridge. MR #2 (18-33).indd

  • MT Jul-20#34 .com
tools, namely GPS and WiFi, that are key  based on)
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    environment, with a lack of effective today is building its business platform Kraken Robotic Systems Inc. www.krakenrobotics.com tools, namely GPS and WiFi, that are key based on the technologies highlighted in tech enablers and accelerators above the the box to the left. Since 2012, Kraken Robotics

  • MT May-20#55  are using these 
along with a WiFi capable Launch Box, 
stringent)
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    controls are put in place to Saoirse, deploy the icListen protect, and as regulations become more MPA in the region. They are using these along with a WiFi capable Launch Box, stringent, it can mean legal trouble or integrated and novel data collection ap- from a small foating platform. When fnes for

  • MR Jan-20#49 . One 
owner’s system via WiFi in the engine room. “The)
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    situations re- CEON TechGuide, the information is automatically uploaded to the mains at pace, powered by collaborations. One owner’s system via WiFi in the engine room. “The MAN CEON such project recently announced is between TechGuide app is transforming the way maintenance and inspection Wessels

  • MR Nov-19#63  learned in Europe can be 
ing WiFi – offshore Gran Canaria)
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    in August last year – us- “In terms of processes, we are still not started many years ago, but the real com- sons already learned in Europe can be ing WiFi – offshore Gran Canaria, Spain, there yet,” he adds. “It you talk about the mercial projects only started in the last replicated now in other markets

  • MN Nov-19#32  related to congested 
marine WiFi, spotty cellular connections)
    November 2019 - Marine News page: 32

    of routing and satellite allowing operators to not only separate business from crew recreational use, but also resolve issues related to congested marine WiFi, spotty cellular connections or no connec- tions whatsoever when offshore. In a nutshell, Agile Marine’s ? agship product is an LTE communications

  • MN Nov-18#87 . And the tangible bene?  t is 
WIFI. Built for purpose, Page)
    November 2018 - Marine News page: 87

    that of two larger engines but power points and tablet connectivity with ultimate onboard without requiring aftertreatment. And the tangible bene? t is WIFI. Built for purpose, Page says that the Chartwell 24 is that you can actually operate at slower speeds using only one a pioneer in its ? eld and today

  • MP Q3-18#50  of support, including access to WIFI, money exchange, and a)
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    cared for. On a practical level, it provides a vari- Welfare Visiting Program. This provides instruction on protocol ety of support, including access to WIFI, money exchange, and a for accessing the port estate, boarding a vessel and managing crew. physical base on land where crew can take a break from

  • MR Sep-18#54 , and for  Bluetooth & WIFI capabilities.
The new HMD2MT)
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    or they can upload pected that cylinder liners will have to a complete cut list using the system’s be deglazed and cross-hatched, and for Bluetooth & WIFI capabilities. The new HMD2MT magnetic www.scotchman.com these jobs a compact, portable and high- drill from Hougen Manu- ly ef? cient tool, the ball-style

  • MT Jul-18#41  inert, and invisible to WiFi 
following his globe-spanning)
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    spheres company brought a legacy of experi- will not corrode in seawater, are elec- ence from its founder, Kevin Hardy, trically inert, and invisible to WiFi following his globe-spanning 40- and magnets. The Beacon Board is a year career at the Scripps Institution surface location device for UUVs, pro- of

  • MR Aug-18#38  receptacles and of course, WiFi. Glory’s 
grant “that will)
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    for from a Massachusetts workforce training lessons learned from generations be- 10, a ticket counter, the requisite trash receptacles and of course, WiFi. Glory’s grant “that will touch everyone in this fore: “There’s always opportunities to entire superstructure is isolated by resilient mounts, to

  • MR Jul-18#25  in real- network over WiFi, AECOM was able 
conditions)
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    responders a better under- area as the skimmer. Through a mesh environment that simulates real-world standing of the environment in real- network over WiFi, AECOM was able conditions in a safe and controlled en- time and improve operations during a to communicate the skimmer position vironment. “Even

  • MT Jun-18#51  over 
Ethernet and long range 
WiFi. The Porpoise is 
also)
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    . The Porpoise’s 2 TB of SD storage provides ample memory, and like the RS-Orca it can stream raw or processed data over Ethernet and long range WiFi. The Porpoise is also capable of stream- ing audio in real time at higher bandwidths than other recorders, making it suited for the real time mon- itorin

  • MR Feb-18#41  cruise unless they have strong WiFi, cell phones and email)
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    Ponant, the world’s most luxurious yacht expedition company.” The importance of SATCOM in the cruise sector “People will not cruise unless they have strong WiFi, cell phones and email available 24/7 anywhere in the world. This technology allows the cruise industry to re- move barriers. People can go on fabulous

  • MR Feb-18#40  the wide availability of strong WiFi, cell 
“In 2001, for example)
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    the evolution of the river cruise market. “Simply put there are more choices. Cuba is hot, Iceland is hot. People want the wide availability of strong WiFi, cell “In 2001, for example, Americans were Anyone, from a ? rst-time cruiser with a perpetually new and different The more phone and email connection

  • MR Nov-17#69  up the ferry industry.  less WiFi on routes that are often)
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    Ferries explained the challenges training and others of the diverse group that of passengers expecting free and seam- make up the ferry industry. less WiFi on routes that are often out of In a panel on Mediterranean Ferries, range of towers and must rely on expen- Philippe Holthof, of the Belgian-based