Anschütz has further improved its ECDIS NX with a recent software update. Enhanced functions improve the clear display of the navigational situation and make navigation more efficient and safer.
Anschütz has further improved its ECDIS NX with a recent software update. Enhanced functions improve the clear display of the navigational situation and make navigation more efficient and safer.
The new ECDIS NX features include a Prediction Mode which provides an intuitive prediction of the vessel's behaviour, the integration of tidal information and the ability to create new routes based on historical tracks. These features complement existing tools for intelligent route planning and voyage management, including calculations of speed of advance and estimated time of arrival and editable look-ahead zones for safe navigation.
For workboats, offshore vessels and other specialised vessels, there are a number of other surveillance, collaboration and emergency functions that simplify work at sea. These include the definition of area alerts, the rapid creation of search patterns and the calculation of intercept courses.
The modular structure of the ECDIS NX application allows for a seamless adaptation to different requirements and budgets:
With thousands of systems sold, Anschütz is a proven manufacturer and integrator of electronic chart display and information systems. ECDIS NX has been developed according to the principles of human-centred design and in close cooperation with experienced users. Modern, well-structured user interfaces and intuitive interaction patterns provide a clear overview of the navigational situation and ensure a simple and safe operation.
ECDIS NX is IMO-compliant and meets all relevant standards, including the IACS cyber security standards UR E26 & E27 as well as the latest display standard IEC 62288 Edition 3. A continuous maintenance and improvement process ensures compliance with future standards, such as S-100, and a growing range of features that further support navigators in safe navigation and working at sea.