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The Australian government announced its acquisition strategy for the Future Submarine Program, setting out further details of the competitive evaluation process…

11 Feb 2015

SignalFire Remote Sensing System for Oil & Gas

The SignalFire Remote Sensing System™, an innovative long-range mesh networking technology specifically designed for challenging, large-scale environments, provides…

09 Feb 2015

SharpEye Radar Ordered for NZ Frigates Upgrade

As part of the Lockheed Martin Canada prime contract for the Frigate Systems Upgrade project, a contract has been awarded to Kelvin Hughes to supply SharpEye radars and with an Agile Tracker to the New Zealand (NZ) Ministry of Defense. Kelvin Hughes will supply its S-Band solid state upmast 2D navigation and surveillance radar SharpEye, for two ship sets along with their tactical Naval MantaDigital display software and processors.

06 Feb 2015

MTNW Discontinues Sale of LCI-80 Line Control Display

MTNW has discontinued the sale its LCI-80 Line Control Display, the company announced yesterday. Technical support and service will continue to be available for in-service equipment. The LCI-80 will be replaced by the LCI-80x Rugged Programmable Controller. Designed as a replacement for panel meters and analog gauges in rotational sensor applications, the LCI-80 displayed line speed and payout parameters on an electroluminescent (EL) display.

28 Jan 2015

Transas: The Bridge to Tomorrow

“With each day that passes, we learn more about the power of simulation technology. We are making significant strides in the areas of visualization and modeling development that go far beyond the use of standard and typical ‘texturing’ and ‘mathematical’ tools. George Toma, President & GM, Transas Americas Inc.

Transas was founded in 1990, by a group of former navigators and engineers, who at that time envisioned ways in which computers could revolutionize maritime safety, communications and security. In the ensuing 25 years Transas has pioneered navigational technology across a wide sector, developing into a true “household name” in the global maritime industry. In 1995, Transas also entered the highly competitive simulation market…

22 Jan 2015

Upgraded Winch Control from Rexroth

New DS2R electrohydraulic controller with proportional valve is now available for the Rexroth hydraulic axial piston units that function as secondary control devices in offshore winch applications (Image: Bosch Rexroth)

Bosch Rexroth has upgraded the electrohydraulic controller used on the company’s A4VSO and A4VSG hydraulic axial piston components, which function as secondary control units in the Rexroth Active Heave Compensation (AHC) system for offshore winching applications. Replacing the previous DS1 model, the new Rexroth DS2R electrohydraulic controller features proportional valve technology for more reliability, easier maintenance and lower cost, the manufacturer said.

24 Dec 2014

Making Money with Marine Monitoring

The myriad benefits of gplink are well documented. Remote Monitoring and Tracking company gplink bills itself as the most capable remote diagnostic tool available for high horsepower systems.

16 Dec 2014

Crowley Wins Military Sealift Command Contract

Crowley Maritime Corp.’s global ship management group has been has been awarded the contract for the operation and maintenance of the T-AGOS/T-AGM fleet for the Military Sealift Command. This fleet of seven ships supports the Navy’s Surveillance Towed Array Sensor Systems (SURTASS) operations; the U.S. Air Force's dual-band, phased array and parabolic dish radars; and other government research missions.

16 Dec 2014

Lloyd's Register Foundation Funds Big Data Study

The Lloyd’s Register Foundation today launched its Foresight review of big data and announced a conditional grant offer of £10 million to support research by the…

03 Dec 2014

ZF Geared up for a Commerical Maritime Push

“We know how to build gears, and these (Tough Gears) are really on the highest standard in terms of material, production processes and design. Today we have a wide, modern portfolio in this (workboat) area. This should be a signal into the market: We are here; we have this portfolio, and it’s a good product. In fact it is a really good product.” Andre Körner, Head of Production Commericial & Fast Craft, ZF Friedrichshafen AG

A walk through the ZF Friedrichshafen AG marine propulsion system manufacturing plant in southern Germany does nothing but confirm the commonly held perceptions of German engineering prowess: the facility is clean to a fault; the equipment is modern and well-maintained; the employees are orderly and efficient. While the ZF marine propulsion systems business – which generated a turnover of $336 million in 2013 – is but a sliver of the company’s overall 2013 sales of $22.4 billion…

26 Nov 2014

Subsea Defense & the Changing Paradigm of Submarine Programs

Doug Whyte, Hydro Group Plc Managing Director

Technology and dynamic mission profiles have driven change in the defense industry, Hydro Group Plc Managing Director Doug Whyte, explores the changing paradigm of submarine programs, an evolving market he has experienced first-hand, with over 30 years at the helm of his own innovative subsea design and manufacturing group. My original business partner, Mike Redstone, previously worked for Vickers Slingsby which was involved quite extensively with the Ministry of Defense (M.O.D.).

18 Nov 2014

NUWC Newport Holds Change of Command

Capt. Howard Goldman , right, reports that he has assumed command of Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division Newport to Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, commander of NUWC (center), as the former commander of NUWC Newport, Capt. Todd Cramer, looks on.

Capt. Howard Goldman relieved Capt. Todd Cramer as commander of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division Newport during a change of command ceremony on Friday, Nov. 14. A naval submariner originally from Baltimore, Md., Goldman is a 1987 graduate of Rice University in Houston, Texas, with a bachelor of science degreein mechanical engineering and a 2004 graduate of the U.S. Naval War College with a master’s degree in International Security and Strategic Studies.

17 Nov 2014

Study: Offshore Ambient Vibration Monitoring

Dr. Daniel Fridline (left) and Dr. Neveen Shlayan (right). Photos courtesy of SUNY Maritime College.

Two State University of New York (SUNY) Maritime College professors have received a $65,000 grant from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) to develop a program for inspecting underwater drilling equipment and gathering and maintaining information about its structural well being, all while the equipment remains in service and fully operational. Dr. Daniel Fridline, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Dr.

14 Nov 2014

American Sensor Technologies Achieves ATEX Certification

American Sensor Technologies, Inc. (AST) has achieved ATEX certification of its Explosion Proof Pressure Transmitters for Class I Zone 0 Exd hazardous locations.

11 Nov 2014

Condition Based Monitoring & Saving Cash

Profitability in shipping goes up and down in waves. 2012 wasn’t too bad, with annual operating costs shrinking by 1.8% on average versus 2011, when average costs rose 2.1%, but 2013 weighed anchor in the losses column for many. And 2014? So far the waters are choppy, with the overall mood up in May but dipping down in the quarter that ended in August, according to Moore Stephen’s quarterly Shipping Confidence Survey.

07 Nov 2014

ST Engineering Injects Capital in Brazilian Arm

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced that further to its announcement on 11 July 2014 on the setting up of ST Electronics do Brasil…

04 Nov 2014

Sensors Track Gulf of Mexico's Nitrate Pulse

A new U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) report describes how advanced optical sensor technology is being used in the Mississippi River basin to accurately track the nitrate pulse to the Gulf of Mexico. Excessive springtime nitrate runoff from agricultural land and other sources in the Mississippi drainage flows into the Mississippi River and downstream to the Gulf of Mexico. This excess nitrate contributes to the Gulf of Mexico hypoxic zone…

29 Oct 2014

New Videoconferencing Kits Offer Medical Lifeline

DigiGone, a communication solution provider specializing in secure video transmission, introduced its new remote telemedicine kits for marine, aviation and land-based applications. Based on DigiGone’s proprietary SecureChat video encryption and compression software, the new DigiMed kits provide real-time teleconferencing with emergency medical service professionals using satellite or terrestrial wireless links, enabling a face-to-face consult between patient and doctor.

29 Oct 2014

General Dynamics to Upgrade Peruvian Navy Helicopters

General Dynamics Canada has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract to upgrade four SH-2G Super Seasprite helicopters with an integrated mission system to enhance…

27 Oct 2014

iXBlue Gyrocompass Chosen for the French Navy

PIRIOU selects iXBlue’s QUADRANS as reference gyrocompass for the French Navy B2M multi-mission ship program as iXBlue QUADRANS sales tops 400 units since launch. For each vessel, iXBlue will supply the complete navigation suite, including QUADRANS gyrocompass, NETANS data distribution and processing unit, and the warfare navigation software. iXBlue is a global provider of navigation, positioning and imaging solutions and services for civil and defense applications.

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Essential Weather Measurement Tools for the Marine Environment

Posted to Maritime Reporter ( by R.M. YOUNG ) on June 8, 2025

In the marine world, understanding and predicting weather is not just a convenience—it's a necessity. Whether you're managing a research vessel, working aboard a cargo ship, or deploying autonomous ocean platforms, having the right instrumentation for real-time weather monitoring is critical to safety, efficiency, and mission success.

The Future of Shipping: Autonomous and Unmanned Marine Vehicles

Posted to Maritime Reporter on August 9, 2024

The maritime industry is on the brink of a revolution, with autonomous and unmanned marine vehicles poised to redefine the future of shipping. These innovative vessels, powered by advanced technologies and cutting-edge propulsion systems, offer numerous advantages, including increased efficiency, reduced operational costs, and enhanced safety. In this article, we'll explore the current state of autonomous marine vehicles, their propulsion systems, and the potential impact they may have on the global shipping industry.

Autonomous Ships: Charting the Course for the Future of Maritime Navigation

Posted to Maritime Reporter on August 12, 2024

The maritime industry is on the brink of a revolutionary transformation with the advent of autonomous ships. These vessels, capable of operating without human intervention, represent a significant leap forward in technology, promising to reshape the future of global shipping. Autonomous ships, also known as unmanned vessels, are designed to navigate and perform various operational tasks using advanced sensors, artificial intelligence (AI), and communication systems. This innovation is set to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in the maritime sector.

Receive Information on moisture in oil

Posted to Maritime Reporter ( by Vaisala ) on September 29, 2019

Moisture measurements are essential when there is a need to protect engines.

Meet The New Standard in Underwater Connectivity

Posted to Maritime Reporter ( by Heilind ) on September 7, 2025

Heilind presents the SeaKing WetMate, an underwater wet-pluggable solution from Glenair.Heilind Electronics is proud to announce the addition of the SeaKing WetMate series—Glenair’s latest innovation in underwater connectivity technology—to our industry-leading product portfolio.

Next-Gen Naval Power: Innovations Reshaping Modern Fleets

Posted to Maritime Reporter on December 10, 2025

Naval forces globally are undergoing a profound transformation, driven by an accelerating pace of technological innovation and evolving geopolitical landscapes. This article explores the cutting-edge advancements that are redefining maritime defense and offense. From the integration of artificial intelligence and unmanned systems to the development of directed energy weapons and advanced stealth capabilities, we delve into how these innovations are enhancing situational awareness, extending operational reach, and enabling new forms of naval warfare. The future fleet will be characterized by networked, intelligent, and highly adaptable platforms, operating across multiple domains to secure sea lanes and project power more effectively than ever before.

Navigating the Future: Emerging Trends in Naval Operations

Posted to Maritime Reporter on January 17, 2024

The global naval landscape is undergoing significant transformations driven by technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, and evolving security challenges. Naval forces worldwide are adapting to new trends that are reshaping the way they operate, ensuring readiness in an era of rapid change.