Sector: Stabilisation
Learn about the latest developments in marine stabilisation technologies with our in-depth analysis. Stay informed about new trends, company updates, and product launches that are improving comfort and safety during navigation.
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Stabilisation
The self-levelling yacht - CMC Marine spearheads use of advanced sensor tech
Harnessing artificial intelligence with powerful and responsive actuators and hydrodynamic comtrol surfaces can eliminate much of the movement associated with seasickness
Smartgyro grows Australasian footprint
Smartgyro strengthens US market presence
Seakeeper expands product range
DMS Holland launches fifth all-in-one stabilisation system
CMC Marine signs deal with Italian gyroscope specialist
Seakeeper expands gyrostabiliser range
DMS ‘Experience Event’ to mark 10th anniversary, new product launch
CMC Marine moves to new facility to service growth
Quantum expands engineering team
New Seakeeper Ride to eliminate up to 70% of underway pitch and roll
StabilisationSleipner’s new generation of Vector fins
Sleipner says its latest design of Vector fin is now 122% more effective than the original. IBI was invited to the factory to see the fins being made, and out into a bumpy Baltic to witness them in action
StabilisationCMC Marine shares future development plans
Italian stabiliser manufacturer discusses company’s long-term development strategy at METSTRADE
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
Stabilisation News
NewsSmartgyro grows Australasian footprint
The Italian stabilisation specialist has also strengthened its presence in the South Pacific
NewsSmartgyro strengthens US market presence
Italian stabilisation specialist expands global footprint with new dealers
NewsSeakeeper expands product range
New Seakeeper 10.5 and Seakeeper 14 gyro stabilisers built for vessels in 50 to 68ft class with new technology
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