Electronics

Covering the latest in yachting electronics ranging from VHF communications, marine radar, lighting accessories and beyond.

The data Saildrones collect from inside major hurricanes is already improving forecasts.

Take an inside look at how Garmin turns ideas into tech.

What does Brunswick Corp.’s Navico purchase mean for three top marine-electronics brands?

Staying warm or cooling off, Promethient’s Thermavance tech helps you do both.

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Videoworks envisions a system that monitors emotions and adapts the onboard environment to match.

How to put a Vimar switching and outlet system together that is best for your specific application.

Garmin’s Surround View gives skippers 360-degree visibility and a bird’s-eye view in close quarters.

Dockmate Red is for boats with common analog controls for engines and thrusters.

Using a yacht’s stabilizers, trim controls and rudder, CMC Marine’s Argo helps provide a smoother ride.

Videoworks can improve life aboard by creating a wholistic, integrated network of technologies.

We chose six stand-out category leaders in the world of marine technology.

The challenges can be many, but the rewards, like not sacrificing a cruising season, are just as fruitful.

The two-way satellite communication device is now available at a reduced price.

Icom’s M510 has wireless features to simplify VHF radio communications.

The Q Experience, named from the James Bond movies, aims to change the marine-electronics market.

The Smartgyro SG60 is for stabilizing boats from 55 to 65 feet length overall.