MDS – Maritime Digital service
Maritime Digital Service is a ”one-stop-shop” for digital navigation services of the future.
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Voyage Data Recorder with ECDIS900
Maritime Information Systems AS introduces the world's first DNV type approved VDR and S-VDR with optional ECDIS, providing, in addition to the recorded data required under IEC 61996, recording of the complete logbook database in ECDIS.
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Pilot Mate
Several systems have been in daily service with UK Deep Sea Pilots, for more than 20 months, operating to their complete satisfaction, and up to 270 systems are on order to the Norwegian Coastal Administration. The system can be set up within a few minutes of arriving on board.
Based upon the certified Wheelmark MARIS ECDIS900 software, with additional "Pilot" specific functionality, Pilot Mate is now available for the professional marine pilot.
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PC RADAR KIT
Using the PC Radar kit, you can turn your PC into an advanced radar and tracking system.
Combining the MARIS’ PC Radar kit with a compatible Electronic Chart System you may display the radar image on top of the chart and operate the tracking system.
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NautiCast Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Radarview and Fairway view on the graphical display Radarview (with zoom/scroll functions) With the introduction of the Radar View, MARIS AIS stays on track as technological leader in AIS development.
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S-VDR2000
Like the black boxes carried on aircraft,VDRs enable accident investigators to review procedures and instructions in the moments before an incident andhelp to identify its cause.
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VDR2000
The VDR2000 is designed to record and maintain a retrievable record of the ship ’s nautical,technical and safety data and is presently in its third generation.
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ECDIS900
MARIS ECDIS900 is the first ECDIS in the world to receive a type approval certificate (‘Wheelmark’) using a Flat Panel Computer (FPC). The MARIS Smart-Line is the only FPC Certified to IEC 60945 for use onboard ships.
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