TrakkaCam Systems imaging technology is being integrated onto Kewatec-built vessels for Poland’s national maritime SAR service
Trakka Systems has secured a purchase order from Poland’s Maritime Search and Rescue Service (Morska Służba Poszukiwania i Ratownictwa) for TrakkaCam TC-300M-E gyro-stabilised imaging systems, with the first two units already delivered for deployment aboard vessels operating in the Baltic Sea.
The electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR) systems are being integrated onto vessels built by Finnish aluminium vessel specialist Kewatec Shipyards. The TrakkaCam TC-300M-E systems will provide enhanced situational awareness for crews conducting critical missions, including search and rescue, vessel identification, maritime surveillance, and the detection and recovery of persons in distress. The system’s advanced stabilization and multi-spectral imaging capabilities provide clear, stable imagery during challenging operating conditions, including nighttime and reduced visibility.
The continued partnership brings together Kewatec’s specialized maritime platforms and Trakka’s advanced imaging technology to provide end users with integrated solutions designed for demanding maritime missions.
“We are very pleased to continue our relationship with Kewatec on this project and to provide TrakkaCam systems for Poland’s Maritime Search and Rescue Service,” said Armen Aghinyan, Director of European Business Development, Trakka Systems. “These systems will provide valuable enhanced imaging and situational awareness capabilities that will support the critical search and rescue missions conducted by MSPiR throughout the Baltic Sea.”
The collaboration further expands Trakka Systems’ growing presence in maritime search and rescue and demonstrates the flexibility of TrakkaCam technology across demanding marine applications.
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