Author: Lena Thompson
Garmin, known for its cutting-edge marine electronics, has launched two new cameras—the GC 245 and GC 255—designed to improve docking accuracy and provide improved situational awareness on the water. We all know that docking can be a challenging and stressful task for boaters, particularly when navigating tight quarters. These new high-definition marine cameras aim to reduce that stress by offering clear visibility and precise distance guidance during low-speed maneuvers. This article explores the key features, functionality, and advantages of Garmin’s latest innovations, which are poised to improve safety for boat owners. Key Features of the GC 245 and GC 255 Marine Cameras Garmin’s GC…
One of the most exciting debuts at the festival this year is the Azimut Seadeck 7, a luxury hybrid yacht from Azimut Yachts. As part of the Seadeck series, this 21.7-meter yacht is designed to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 40% through a combination of Volvo IPS 1200 engines and energy-efficient systems. Its standout feature is the Fun Island, an open-air lounge that allows for a closer connection with the sea, featuring foldable bulwarks and a hydraulic platform that extends into the water. This unique design blurs the line between interior and exterior spaces, offering guests an unparalleled yachting experience.
Wajer Yachts has introduced the Wajer 44 S at Ibiza’s Marina Botafoc, presenting a yacht that merges sporty design with luxury and practicality. This model is crafted for those who enjoy outdoor activities and need a vessel that supports both relaxation and active pursuits on the open sea. Optimized for outdoor living Spanning over 13 meters in length with a 4-meter beam, the Wajer 44 S is designed to maximize outdoor enjoyment. The fixed roof provides shade over the cockpit, a key feature for Mediterranean climates, while an electrically retractable sunshade adds flexibility, allowing more or less sun exposure based on…
SMM 2024 in Hamburg brought together over 2,000 exhibitors and 40,000 visitors from around the world, showcasing the future of maritime technology and sustainability. Highlights included AI-driven innovations, like real-time ship monitoring, and cutting-edge discussions on green fuels such as hydrogen and methanol. This year’s event emphasized the critical role of global collaboration, with strong participation from countries like China and Greece. Whether you were there for networking or career development, SMM 2024 set the stage for the future of shipping.