The global maritime data tracking and shock measurement specialist, Dyena, has announced its collaboration at Speed@Seawork, with the British high-performance commercial and leisure boat manufacturer, Ring Powercraft.

 

Ring will be hosting Dyena's OFFSHORE tracking and shock measurement system on its RPM1050 Tactical RHIB (pictured). The Ring M1050 is being showcased and sea trialled on day one of the Speed@Seawork event, which focuses on fast vessels and innovative ancillary maritime products, held in the challenging conditions of the Solent, UK.Dyena & Ring Powercraft form collaboration at Speed@Seawork 2019

 

Dyena OFFSHORE delivers connected vessel monitoring and crew tracking for increased safety and performance, suitable for all vessel types. This maintenance free solution features secure hardware, with benefits including reduced operating costs, crew safeguarding and connected monitoring and reporting.

 

Ring, whose hull designs have an unsurpassed reputation for performance, soft riding and rough water handling, is working with Dyena to maximise safety and minimise fatigue to crew and passengers whilst in transit in extreme conditions during long-range missions. Ring’s technical team are utilising the data from Dyena’s system to determine the necessary level of shock mitigation products required in their vessels.

 

David Jackson, CEO of Ring Powercraft, comments, “We continuously strive to embrace all forms of technology in order to enhance our product and customer experience. Dyena’s expertise in whole body vibration and their common-sense approach to the practical application of technical data, combined with our extensive experience in racing and high-performance craft, will help us to ensure we are delivering the optimal solution to our clients. We see significant potential benefits and future product options by utilising Dyena’s solutions across the commercial, leisure and defence sectors of our business.”