CapabilitySafety and response
Who is aboard. Where the vessel is. When trouble begins.
A passenger manifest sealed at the gangway, a tracking console that raises the alarm when a vessel goes quiet, and incident reports on the picture the rescue coordination centre works from. It’s a working prototype today, ready to pilot on your routes.
- Status
- Working prototype, ready to pilot
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- Platform
PrototypeOur approach
Manifest at the gangway
Passengers and crew check in against the vessel’s certified capacity. The manifest is sealed at departure and goes to search and rescue in one click.
Tracking
Positions and route corridors on one console, with an alarm when a vessel stops reporting or stops moving. Position feeds, such as the Coast Guard’s AIS, vessel transponders or phone reporting, are connected during a pilot.
Escalation
WATCH, then Pan-Pan, then Mayday, with every acknowledgement time-stamped, so the record shows who knew what and when.
Incident and response
Incident reports, alerts and the response log sit on the same picture. Afterwards, an inquiry can pull the evidence from one place.
Capability
- Passenger manifests
- Gangway check-in, a hard stop at capacity, a sealed record and an export for search and rescue.
- Vessel tracking
- One console, route corridors, and alarms for a vessel that goes quiet or stops.
- Escalation console
- WATCH, Pan-Pan and Mayday, with acknowledgements and a drill mode.
- Incident reporting
- Reports tied to the tracking picture and the vessel record.
- Alerting
- Alerts to the right desk, with a log of who acknowledged them.
- Prevention scenarios
- Replay how a failure unfolds against a vessel’s readiness data, for training and review.
PrototypeOur expertise
We designed these tools for a national maritime authority and its rescue coordination centre: small teams, mixed fleets, long coastlines and rivers.
In the prototype, a gangway check-in already writes a sealed manifest and a drill escalation writes an alert, on demonstration data. A pilot sets them up for your routes, vessel types and response chain.
What we can provide
- Digital passenger and crew manifests, with a capacity stop at the gangway
- Souls-on-board export for search and rescue
- Vessel tracking console with alarms
- WATCH, Pan-Pan and Mayday escalation with drill mode
- Incident reporting and response log
- Prevention-scenario replays
Next step
See this with your own vessel types on screen.
A working session with your team, using your vessel types, routes and duties.
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