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ALSTOM is a pioneer in the development of dynamic positioning systems (DPS) for maritime applications.
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ALSTOM is a pioneer in the development of dynamic positioning systems (DPS) for maritime applications.
Autonav (2004) designs and manufactures manual hydraulic and electrohydraulic steering systems, their electronic controls and monitoring systems, as well as a range of autopilots suitable for vessels from 18 to over 300 feet (5 to 90 meters) in length. In addition state of the art Dynamic Positioning Systems, PC based Navigational Systems and Monitoring, Control and Alarm Systems are produced.
EMRI A/S is a Danish company specializing in maritime autopilots, track pilots, joystick control systems, and dynamic positioning (DP) systems.
EMI is a marine design and manufacturing company specializing in custom marine electronic systems, engine controls,integrated bridge consoles, marine steering and dynamic positioning.
We deliver systems for positioning, surveying, navigation and automation to merchant vessels, offshore, oil & gas installations. We are a market leader in dynamic positioning systems, automation and surveillance systems, process automation, satellite navigation and hydroacoustics. Important markets include countries with large offshore and shipyard industries.
Racal Survey (formerly Racal-Decca Survey, Inc.) was a Houston-based division of Racal Electronics providing offshore positioning and hydrographic survey services to the oil and gas industry. Acquired by Thomson-CSF (Thales Group) in 2000, its survey operations were subsequently integrated into Fugro.
Engineering firm providing maritime, nuclear, and government clientele with equipment for harsh & hazardous environments.
Spatial Positioning Systems Inc. develops high-precision GPS and positioning technology, including indoor positioning systems and survey-grade tracking products.
Thrustmaster of Texas, Inc. manufactures hydraulic and mechanical marine propulsion units. We have also developed a Portable Dynamic Positioning System (PDPS).