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New User-Friendly Dashboard for BareFLEET Vessel Monitoring System

AST Reygar, a leading maritime solutions provider and part of AST Networks, is excited to announce the upcoming launch of a cutting-edge front-end dashboard for its award-winning vessel monitoring system, BareFLEET. Designed with user-friendliness at its core, this new software aims to enhance usability for operators across the maritime sector.

Set to go live early into 2025, the dashboard introduces intuitive features that provide vessel operators with actionable insights into fuel consumption, operational efficiency, engine alerts and overall fleet performance. This fosters valuable conversations around efficiency and best practises, helping operators make informed decisions to reduce their fuel consumption, operational costs, and environmental impact.

With system testing already underway, a trial phase set for December will allow select users to explore the platform, culminating in the official launch in January 2025.

“BareFLEET has always been recognised for its ability to deliver reliable, real-time vessel performance data,” said Daniel Clark, General Manager at AST Reygar . “With this new dashboard, we’re making that information more accessible and actionable for operators, supporting their drive towards greener, more efficient operations.”

The BareFLEET New User-Friendly Dashboard for BareFLEET Vessel Monitoring System dashboard will be available to new and existing users, offering seamless integration with AST Reygar’s existing platform.

For more information or to arrange a platform demo, please contact Home – Reygar Marine Performance Monitoring

About AST Reygar

Founded in 2012 by industry experts, Chris Huxley-Reynard and Felix Francis, AST Reygar was born from a deep understanding of offshore renewables, maritime operations, and new marine technologies. Our founders’ extensive hands-on approach has enabled us to develop award-winning, user-friendly technology, that supports operators in managing their fleets and sea-based assets more effectively and efficiently.  

In March 2024, AST Reygar took a significant step forward by merging with AST Networks, a leading satellite network solution provider. This strategic partnership enhances our ability to deliver comprehensive, robust, reliable, and innovative solutions. The merger combines AST Reygar’s expertise in remote monitoring and asset management with AST Networks’ cutting-edge satellite communication technologies. This integration allows us to offer enhanced connectivity and real-time data solutions, providing even greater support for our maritime clients.

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