Navionics acquires Wavey Line Charts
March 14, 2017
Navionics said Monday that it acquired navigation chart provider Wavey Line Charts.
Navionics said Monday that it acquired navigation chart provider Wavey Line Charts.
Raymarine and Navionics are collaborating to make several new features available on Raymarine’s LightHouse II-based multifunction displays.
MIAMI — Navionics used a Thursday press conference at the Miami Beach Convention Center to tout its 30th anniversary as a leader in digital cartography
Navionics, a Wareham, Mass., company specializing in electronic charting and navigation data, unveiled its new website. Navionics is seeking to create a seamless navigation experience
Two of the major boat show organizers are now offering mobile websites or apps to help show-goers navigate the aisles and docks with their smart
NewsStand allows boaters to read articles that are geo-referenced to popular cruising areas Like the Internet in the 1990s, smart phone applications are quickly changing
Raymarine and Navionics announced the availability of the latest version of Navionics Mobile with plotter-sync technology. It enables the wireless exchange of navigation data between
Navionics – the Wareham, Mass.-based manufacturer of electronic charting and navigation data – and Northport Systems Inc., which manufactures Fugawi navigation software, introduced the Navionics
Medallion Instrumentation Systems, a customer designer and manufacturer of boat dashboard display and management systems, recently integrated Navionics chart support into their products. The company’s
Navionics said Monday that it acquired navigation chart provider Wavey Line Charts.
Raymarine and Navionics are collaborating to make several new features available on Raymarine’s LightHouse II-based multifunction displays.
MIAMI — Navionics used a Thursday press conference at the Miami Beach Convention Center to tout its 30th anniversary as a leader in digital cartography
Navionics, a Wareham, Mass., company specializing in electronic charting and navigation data, unveiled its new website. Navionics is seeking to create a seamless navigation experience
Two of the major boat show organizers are now offering mobile websites or apps to help show-goers navigate the aisles and docks with their smart
NewsStand allows boaters to read articles that are geo-referenced to popular cruising areas Like the Internet in the 1990s, smart phone applications are quickly changing
Raymarine and Navionics announced the availability of the latest version of Navionics Mobile with plotter-sync technology. It enables the wireless exchange of navigation data between
Navionics – the Wareham, Mass.-based manufacturer of electronic charting and navigation data – and Northport Systems Inc., which manufactures Fugawi navigation software, introduced the Navionics
Medallion Instrumentation Systems, a customer designer and manufacturer of boat dashboard display and management systems, recently integrated Navionics chart support into their products. The company’s
