Commercial Maritime
Why the Shipping World Flocks to Posidonia 2018
For the past few months, shipping professionals the world over have been booking their flights and jostling to get hotel rooms in Athens. Yes, the […]
Month: May 2018
FOG/Inertial Nav
Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) – An Ancient Concept Facing Modern Threats
Positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) solutions may appear at first glance to be relatively new technological concepts given the recent advent of the Digital Age, […]
Commercial Maritime
Crew Connectivity: A Matter of Mindset
(originally published in Crew Connectivity 2018 Survey Report, published by Futurenautics and sponsored by KVH Industries and Intelsat) “Mindset change” is a term we hear […]
Commercial Maritime
Five Questions with…Candice Pascal, Vice President, Content Acquisition
Here on shore, when you’re done with a long, hard day at work, you can head home, settle yourself on the couch, and flip on […]
FOG/Inertial Nav
Five Questions with…Jan Amir Khan, Principal Optical Design Engineer
Jan Khan, an established expert in the field of optical sensors and fiber optic gyros (FOGs), worked at one of the world’s leading optical fiber […]
Commercial Maritime
We Don’t Like Cricket…We Love It!
The eyes of the world are on India as the latest Indian cricket league tournament is underway. This time around, seafarers won’t have to miss […]
FOG/Inertial Nav
What is Bias Stability and why is it a key parameter for inertial sensor performance?
Autonomous vehicles in cities must operate in “urban canyons” caused by tall buildings that block Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals. With GNSS blocked, the […]