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BlueTraker at APM in Singapore BlueTraker LRIT and SASS product range were once again displayed at one of the must-attend industry events – The Asia Pacific Maritime (link) (APM) exhibition in Singapore. With 1.432 brands from 60 countries and 15 thousand visitors, APM has always been a marketplace of ideas, innovation and to exchange deals.
In our last newsletter, we discussed briefly the benefits of FOTA (firmware-over-the-air), the technology integrated into every BlueTraker terminal. FOTA enables us to remotely update and/or upgrade the terminal without interrupting its operation. Coincidentally, we just had a case where several BlueTraker VMS terminals on the field showed unexpected high speeds or displaced positions.
What better way to end the year than with some exciting news from the industry. But first, let’s get a bit technical and talk about FOTA for a moment. FOTA stands for ‘firmware-over-the-air’ and is a well-known concept. It’s the invisible technology behind smartphone and tablet updates and upgrades that we believe happen automagically (yes,
Starting today we are welcoming all the visitors of the world’s largest B2B marine equipment trade show METSTRADE 2017 at our stand 05.359. Our representative Toni Avžner will gladly make a demonstration of our MRV ready vessel independent web-based fuel monitoring solution named FuelTraker. And of course, he will answer all your questions concerning
We are excited to once again share some news with our partners, friends and marine tech connoisseurs. To start with, if you missed the summer story of the BlueTraker equipped Russian tanker that traversed Arctic route in record time we invite you to read it HERE. Meet us at stand 05.359 in Hall 5 We are
On July 31st Russian tanker Christophe de Margerie with 75.656 tons of liquified natural gas onboard finished transit from Hammerfest in Norway to Boryeong in South Korea through northern Arctic sea route. The journey was made in a record time of just 19 days without any aid of specialized ice-breaking vessels for the first time. This historical
At BlueTraker we place security and protection of your data as one of our highest priorities. Ensuring that our products can guarantee information integrity is something that is taken very seriously in the design process. That is why we provide 12 different layers of security to ensure that the information sent (or received) is protected against any
Following the previous UK tender success, AST-EMA consortium supplied equipment for the new Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) and Electronic Reporting System (ERS) for UK Fisheries, based on the BlueTraker® VMS, to be tested by the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and UKFA. Extensive testing was conducted by the UKFA during the
BlueTraker® VMS high-security fisheries monitoring satellite terminals have received a Type Approval from the Canadian authority. With this approval, BlueTraker® devices gained permission for distribution in the Canadian market. On November 25 2015, after an extensive testing approval process on land and at sea, Fisheries & Oceans Canada (DFO) has placed the BlueTraker® VMS terminal on
With vessels dispersed around the world: extremes of temperature (e.g. windchill, humidity, dry air) are all factors for devices that can experience some of the harshest conditions on the planet. This presents a particular design challenge as all elements that makeup BlueTraker have been carefully thought out and our unique double shell housing is no