Connect onboard machinery and sensor data in one operational workspace. Follow trends, review configured limits, and give crew and shore teams a shared view of vessel performance.
M/V ACME VESSEL
Onboard data
Engine & bridge feeds
Connected machinery signals
Operating limits
Threshold tracking
Changes that need attention
Trend analysis
Operating comparisons
Readings in their context
Shore connectivity
A shared fleet view
Information for ship and shore
Available measurements and update frequency depend on the connected equipment, onboard setup, and communications.
Operational capabilities
Bring machinery data into the conversations and decisions your team handles every day, from understanding an unusual reading to planning a follow-up inspection.
Bring available data from machinery, onboard sensors, and existing systems into a shared monitoring workspace. Build the setup around the equipment your team needs to understand.
Review readings over time alongside configured operating limits. Use the available load and operational context to understand which changes deserve a closer look.
Give crew and technical superintendents a common view of machinery behavior. Explore related measurements to support an investigation and plan the next check onboard.
Telemetry workflow
A connected workflow that turns available vessel readings into information your technical team can put to work.
Collect the readings available from your onboard instrumentation and connected equipment.
Organize data sources, units, and reporting intervals around your monitoring setup and communications.
Review trends and configured limits to identify changes that need attention from the technical team.
Use the operating picture to guide onboard checks, maintenance discussions, and efficiency investigations.
Specialist capabilities
Vessel Monitoring provides the shared operating picture. Explore the specialist capabilities that support machinery condition, energy use, emissions visibility, and maintenance planning.
Explore the condition of rotating machinery through available vibration, temperature, and equipment readings. Follow changes in pumps, motors, and other onboard systems.
Machinery condition · Equipment trends
See how energy is used across your vessel. Review onboard power measurements and consumption patterns to focus your team’s efficiency investigations.
Power measurement · Energy use
Bring exhaust gas measurements into view. Explore emissions monitoring around your vessel’s equipment and available instrumentation to understand its operating behavior.
Exhaust gas measurements · Emissions visibility
Bring equipment condition and operating history into maintenance planning. Investigate changing patterns and use the findings to guide inspections and follow-up work.
Condition-based planning · Maintenance insight
Connect relevant monitoring data to Chat with Your Vessel. Ask about readings and operating periods, then bring machinery manuals and maintenance history into the same conversation.
Did Auxiliary Engine #3 lube oil pressure change during cargo operations?
AE #3 · Lube oil pressure
In this example, pressure fell to 3.8 bar for 48 seconds before returning to the 4.2–4.5 bar operating range. The connected temperature readings show no corresponding rise.
Explore a conversationOperational goals
Use vessel information to support the areas of ship management your team wants to improve.
Bring machinery readings, manuals, and maintenance history together to investigate issues and plan the next action.
Learn moreUnderstand consumption patterns and compare operating periods to identify where energy and fuel use deserve attention.
Learn moreOrganize emissions and efficiency information, from operational reporting and exhaust measurements to vessel calculations.
Learn moreTell us which vessels, equipment, and measurements matter to your team. We’ll discuss the connections and monitoring setup that fit.
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