No matter how skilled a skipper is, the elements eventually will conspire to make the docking experience miserable. But help is on the way in the form of autonomous docking systems that are intended to help average operators look like pros no matter how large the vessel.
Mercury Marine bridges the gap between its V-8 and V-12 outboards with the addition of the Verado V-10 platform. The 2.6-liter supercharged I-6 Verado platform will be retired from the lineup in 2023.
Tips from the judges to consider when entering a product for an NMMA Innovation Award.
Companies are taking creative approaches to recruiting and training employees
Bombardier Recreational Products unveiled the Rotax outboard with Stealth Technology in August
Radian IoT allows real-time data collection using a device that’s the size of a cellphone.
The NMEA, which began as a trade organization in the late 1950’s, has evolved to become a driving force in the marine electronics industry
Additive manufacturing is rapidly becoming a go-to technology for companies in the marine industry, and while some choose to outsource, others are taking advantage of the rapidly dropping price of 3D printers.
Navico unveils Simrad’s NSX series that could be a game-changer
No matter how skilled a skipper is, the elements eventually will conspire to make the docking experience miserable. But help is on the way in the form of autonomous docking systems that are intended to help average operators look like pros no matter how large the vessel.
Mercury Marine bridges the gap between its V-8 and V-12 outboards with the addition of the Verado V-10 platform. The 2.6-liter supercharged I-6 Verado platform will be retired from the lineup in 2023.
Tips from the judges to consider when entering a product for an NMMA Innovation Award.
Companies are taking creative approaches to recruiting and training employees
Bombardier Recreational Products unveiled the Rotax outboard with Stealth Technology in August
Radian IoT allows real-time data collection using a device that’s the size of a cellphone.
The NMEA, which began as a trade organization in the late 1950’s, has evolved to become a driving force in the marine electronics industry
Additive manufacturing is rapidly becoming a go-to technology for companies in the marine industry, and while some choose to outsource, others are taking advantage of the rapidly dropping price of 3D printers.
Navico unveils Simrad’s NSX series that could be a game-changer
Lithium batteries power today’s high-tech systems.
