All articles by Jake Kavanagh – Page 10
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Remote monitoringKeeping a watchful eye
The market for remote monitoring and security for leisure boats is growing, and some systems can also provide ‘big data’ feedback to help OEMs refine their products
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ItalyAmping up control
Greater electrification of steering and thruster systems offers faster reaction times and more integrated control but hydraulics remain popular, especially for multiple-outboard installations
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Deck hardwareMarine glazing
Glazing has become a highly-advanced sector in boatbuilding, with greater use of modular units, more specialised glass and better solutions for electric windows
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NewsWilliams Jet Tenders grows SOLAS market share
The UK builder has been pushing production towards creating dedicated safety boats and obtaining the necessary Lloyd’s recognition to start the process
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NewsWhy boat clubs are good news for OEMs
Subscription-based boat clubs allow members to try a wide range of models across several nations, without the cost and geographical restraints of actual ownership. But why is the concept so useful for OEMs? IBI asked the President of Brunswick’s Freedom Boat Club
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NewsDANU - A solution to end-of-life boat recycling?
UK-based ExoTechnologies has spent four years developing a new resin system claimed to make boat hulls easy to recycle. An added advantage is the composite has high ballistic capabilities
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NewsWilliams Jet Tenders brings composite production in-house
Sustainability manager sought for UK jet tender specialist
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TurkeyBoat show scene undergoes transformation
Plans are afoot that could transform Turkey’s boat show calendar
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Inboard enginesGreater choice, more power; How manufacturers are extending their offering
Many electric propulsion OEMs are striving to extend the range of their products, in more ways than one. Greater choice, more power, easier recharging and longer endurance are key milestones on the route to decarbonisation
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachinerySafer doors
Italian specialist A.B.A Yacht Srl has developed a solution for the easier and safer deployment of superyacht side doors, minimising the stresses from wave action
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NewsTechNexus adds NanoGraf to its portfolio - What the deal means for marine battery technology
The deal is the latest as industry pivots away from lithium-ion technology
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Outboard enginesElectric Outboard Engines | Sector Spotlight
The shape of things to come; The sheer versatility of the modern electric motor allows for some compact, powerful and stylish designs. Meanwhile, marine users are seeking more accurate energy monitoring to eliminate range anxiety
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Green TechnologiesMoving to sustainable manufacturing
Adopting more sustainable solutions in manufacturing can reap unexpected rewards, especially with today’s climate-conscious and connected customer
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Airconditioning & HeatingWarmer cabins, colder beer: The latest trends in heating, ventilation & cooling
Recent events have encouraged boat owners to spend more time afloat and seek systems that are quieter and more energy efficient. Meanwhile, the rise of the all-electric boat is creating some technological challenges
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Paints and CoatingsPainting a brighter future
Despite the pressures of tighter regulations, rising energy costs and ongoing supply chain issues, the marine coatings sector continues to develop effective new products that are kinder to the environment
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StabilisationRapid response
Stabiliser OEMs have taken advantage of a new generation of extra-fast electric actuators and more compact gyroscopes to give boat owners a steady platform, even when anchored
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PropellersElectric Propulsion | Sector Spotlight
Electric propulsion goes faster and further; The marine industry is producing ever more powerful electric motors whilst enhancing some proven methods to get more miles per kilowatts
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DeckingDecking for the future - The Choices
Decks can be covered in a wide range of materials, from natural wood to non-slip paint. Here is an overview of what is available, and their average density
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NewsDanish investment moves Blue World fuel cells towards series production
Fuel cells could be harnessed to provide electric propulsion for large yachts, or generators to serve power-hungry hotel loads
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