Publish Time: 2024-06-07 Origin: Site
From June 3 to 7, 2024, the Posidonia International Maritime Exhibition was held in Athens, Greece. As one of the largest and most influential professional maritime exhibitions in the world, Posidonia is known as the wind vane of the world shipbuilding industry.It is worth noting Posidonia 2024 is the largest in its 60-year history, attracting 2,030 exhibitors from 82 countries and regions.The exhibition is not only favored by many people in the shipping industry, but also ushered in the participation of important government officials from many countries, which has built a platform for exchanges and cooperation for suppliers and procurer in the global shipbuilding, ship repair and ship peripheral equipment industries.
As a subsidiary of the international mainstream mobile communication solution provider SUNWAVE Communication (SZSE 002115) and one of the leading maritime satellite communication operators in Asia, MarineSat's booth became the focus on the first day of the exhibition, attracting many international customers’ attention, and has successfully obtained orders from Greece, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and other countries.
MarineSat has been widely recognized by customers around the world with its innovative technology, safe, high-quality and efficient network services, and has become a global leader in smart maritime satellite service platform and value-added services. Relying on satellite +5G, through the integration of AI, edge computing, cloud computing, VR, intelligent IoT and other technologies, MarineSat provides customers with one-stop satellite broadband access and industry vertical application services for maritime communications, remote mountainous areas, overseas construction sites and other scenarios, and further build digital intelligent platforms such as smart ocean, smart ship, satellite Internet, and satellite IoT.
“The AI security system and Smart Maritime Platform demonstrated by MarineSat combine cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, edge computing and cloud computing. The fusion of these technologies not only increases the level of intelligence in ship operations, but also enables real-time monitoring and analysis of ship's operating status to provide predictive maintenance recommendations, thereby reducing failure rates and downtime." The relevant person in charge of MarineSat introduced, “ The customized value-added services make ship management more efficient, and safety has also been significantly improved”.
MarineSat's service network is all over the world, through a network of high-performance satellites and earth stations, it is guaranteed that vessels can have reliable communication support in any sea area. Since its establishment 10 years ago, MarineSat has provided professional services to more than 5,000 merchant ships around the world and broadband Internet services to more than 3,500 vessels around the world.
MarineSat's appearance at this Posidonia marks its continuous expansion and innovation in the global maritime field, highlighting its leading position in the field of Maritime communications and smart vessels.
MarineSat's overseas layout is developing steadily. In recent years, MarineSat has made breakthroughs in Japan, Singapore, Greece and other regions. Meanwhile, MarineSat is continuously expanding local after-sales service capabilities in the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia and so on, which has won the praise of customers. In addition, at various international large-scale maritime exhibitions, MarineSat's industry-leading full-scene satellite broadband access and industry vertical application service capabilities continue to win favor from customers around the world.
“In the face of future challenges and opportunities, we will continue to be committed to technological innovation and service upgrading, provide global customers with better quality and efficient maritime communication solutions, contribute to the intelligent and digital transformation of the global shipping industry, and help the development and progress of the global maritime industry." The relevant person in charge of MarineSat said.