Kongsberg Maritime

  • Manufacturer

Kongsberg Maritime is a global technology enterprise that specializes in providing innovative solutions and systems for the maritime industry. It is a subsidiary of Kongsberg Gruppen, a prominent Norwegian technology company. Kongsberg Maritime is renowned for its extensive range of products and services that cater to various maritime sectors, including offshore oil and gas, merchant marine, subsea, navy, coastal marine, aquaculture, training, and more.


Key Areas of Operation:



  1. Offshore & Marine:



    • Dynamic Positioning Systems (DPS): These systems enable vessels to maintain their position and heading automatically using their own propellers and thrusters.

    • Automation and Control Systems: Advanced systems for monitoring and controlling various shipboard operations.

    • Propulsion Systems: Products like thrusters and propulsion control systems.

    • Integrated Bridge Systems: Comprehensive bridge solutions encompassing navigation, communication, and machinery control.



  2. Subsea:



    • Underwater Vehicles: Including autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), and other robotic systems designed for underwater tasks.

    • Sonar and Sensors: High-performance sonar systems and various underwater sensors for mapping, detection, and monitoring tasks.

    • Marine Robotics: Cutting-edge robotic technology for subsea inspection, maintenance, and exploration.



  3. Digital Solutions:



    • Integrated Solutions: Advanced software platforms for integrating various shipboard systems to enhance operational efficiency.

    • Vessel Performance: Digital tools that provide real-time data analytics and insights to optimize vessel performance and reduce fuel consumption.

    • Simulation and Training: Sophisticated simulators and training solutions for maritime professionals to practice and hone their skills.



  4. Environmental Solutions:



    • Emissions Control: Technology and systems aimed at reducing environmental impact, including scrubbers and other emissions control equipment.

    • Energy Management: Systems for managing and optimizing energy use on vessels.




Innovation and R&D:


Kongsberg Maritime invests heavily in research and development to stay at the forefront of technological innovation. Their focus on R&D allows them to develop state-of-the-art maritime solutions that improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability in the maritime industry.


Global Presence:


The company has a broad international footprint, with offices, service centers, and representatives around the world. This global presence ensures that they can provide timely support and services to their customers, regardless of location.


Commitment to Sustainability:


Kongsberg Maritime is committed to promoting sustainability in the maritime industry. Their advanced technologies are designed to enhance fuel efficiency, reduce emissions, and minimize the environmental impact of maritime operations.


Corporate Values:


The company emphasizes principles such as quality, safety, and innovation. They aim to deliver superior products and services while maintaining a strong commitment to environmental and social responsibility.


In summary, Kongsberg Maritime stands out as a leader in the maritime technology sector, offering a wide array of advanced solutions that cater to the diverse needs of its global clientele. Their dedication to innovation, quality, and sustainability positions them as a key player in advancing the maritime industry's future.


Products

Bridge Systems & Control Centres Electrical Power Systems Information Management Systems Propulsors & Propulsion Deck Machinery & Cranes

Horten Norway

Strandpromenaden 50
Horten 3179
Norway

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