Electronics & CommunicationMarine ElectronicsRevolutionising Comfort at Sea: AST Reygar’s BareFLEET Vessel Motion Monitoring System

Revolutionising Comfort at Sea: AST Reygar’s BareFLEET Vessel Motion Monitoring System

For commercial vessel operators, passenger comfort isn’t a luxury – it’s a mission-critical priority. The need to ensure that technicians arrive at offshore work sites in optimal condition is paramount for safety, efficiency, and overall mission success. AST Reygar’s innovative BareFLEET Vessel Motion Monitoring System is transforming how operators address this challenge through its revolutionary sea sickness monitoring feature.

Combatting Seasickness with Precision

Seasickness, induced by vessel motion, can severely impact both safety and performance. BareFLEET tackles this issue by continuously monitoring vessel motions in line with ISO standards to calculate the Motion Sickness Index (MSI). Real-time data is gathered onboard and displayed locally as well as transmitted to shore, offering a detailed view of passenger and crew comfort across different sea states, routes, and vessel types.

The insights derived allow operators to identify patterns affecting ride quality and implement strategic changes to enhance comfort. Whether it’s optimising routes, or adjusting operations, BareFLEET empowers proactive decision-making.

Real-Time Adjustments for Enhanced Comfort

One standout feature is BareFLEET’s real-time feedback dashboard, providing live MSI updates alongside a target comfort threshold. This enables crews to make on-the-spot adjustments – altering speed or course to improve comfort without compromising operational goals, such as fuel efficiency.

Holistic Monitoring for Comprehensive Insights

Seasickness monitoring is just one part of BareFLEET’s integrated approach. By combining sea sickness measurements with impact and vibration data, the system delivers a holistic understanding of vessel performance and passenger well-being. This synergy supports long-term improvements, from optimising vessel design to refining fleet-wide operational strategies.

Redefining Passenger and Crew Experience

Uncomfortable journeys aren’t just inconvenient – they can hinder technician readiness and safety. With BareFLEET, operations gain a powerful tool to enhance every aspect of their operations, ensuring smoother, safer voyages.

AST Reygar’s BareFLEET system is redefining standards in marine operations, proving that passenger and crew comfort is not just a courtesy – it’s a cornerstone of operational success.

Discover how BareFLEET Vessel Motion Monitoring System can elevate your marine strategy. Comfort isn’t optional; it’s essential. Contact AST Reygar for a demo today!

For more information please visit www.ast-reygar.com, email: info@ast-reygar.com, or call +44(0)1603 327 936


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