Actisense
We’re Actisense and we create products that help our customers understand the data they care about, wherever they are, creating a world of data without limits.
Our NMEA marine electronics make every journey safer and more efficient
We’re a close team of 30 friendly people working together in Poole, Dorset (a beautiful port town) but our customers are all over the world. They buy from us over and over again because our products work really well and we’re always here to help.
Our History
The company was formed in January 1997 by Phil Whitehurst, who as a Chartered Electronics Engineer recognised there was a need for innovative and reliable marine electronic equipment. As a keen sailor himself, Phil realised the potential within the leisure marine market was not being met by the existing marine companies, and so set about designing and manufacturing an entire range of products, which are unique in their quality and sophistication in the marine marketplace.
Utilising over 20 years of specialist experience in the design of DSP software and hardware, in the field of smart sensors and underwater acoustics, Actisense is now a market leader in manufacturing intelligent marine electronic products.
Our team have also proven that our robust technology brings efficiency to the agricultural sector, and Actisense now works with leading players in the smart farming world to make tractor data more easy to analyse and diagnose.
Contact info
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Actisense - the progression of networking on boats
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Actisense - working to fund vital marine conservation projects
Marine electronics firm partners with charity dedicated to supporting vital and innovative marine conservation projects
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Building an NMEA 2000 network can be daunting, with several standards and specifications that you should follow.
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Actisense - the NMEA specialists
How to connect multiple onboard electronic devices to deliver the data users need