A marine integrated navigational system (INS) improves the navigation and safety of a vessel through the intelligent consolidation of various modular systems onboard. With real-time display of crucial information, an INS greatly assists in vessel operation and decision making.
As the command center of a vessel, the control room is tasked with the control and monitoring of the facilities. At the heart of the control room are the computers, which face the challenges of processing large volumes of data and ensuring system reliability. In addition, these computers must support multiple independent displays to save on space and costs and must be solidly designed to withstand rough sea conditions.
An engine room is usually located in an Unattended Machinery Space (UMS). The challenge for these devices is to operate in a harsh environment where dust, vibration, and constant high temperatures can put a toll on delicate electronic components.
High-performance computers that feature an NMEA 0183 interface for effective marine device communication
Turbo Ring and Turbo Chain Ethernet network redundancy technologies to achieve high availability
ECDIS IEC 61174 compliant panels to reproduce accurate chart displays
Certified and complies with marine standards including DNV GL, LR, ABS, NK, CCS, IEC 60945, and IACS-E10
Fanless design with efficient heat dissipation to ensure long-lasting operation
Wide-temperature tolerance to withstand constant high temperatures
High vibration resistance to ensure reliable operation in engine rooms
High-bandwidth Ethernet switches to allow integration of applications such as engine control and condition monitoring into a single network