inVTSbox installed protecting a breeding area of sea turtles

The highest spot on the uninhabited island Gyaros was chosen as position for the 12 feet radar scanner to ensure long range surveillance. The radar video provided by the scanner is transmitted via radio connection to a center on the island Syros, where data processing, analysis and display take place with the proven components of in-innovative navigation GmbH. In case of a violation of the Nature Conservancy Law, the responsible authorities will be informed immediately.

The installation of the system is part of a project of WWF, the central collection and evaluation of data takes place in the office ‘Development Corporation of Local Authorities of Cyclades S.A’.

 

Recertification of quality management under ISO 9001-2008

Sinces 2012 certificated, the company in-innovative navigation GmbH receives the recertification without any deviations by TÜV Rheinland Cert GmbH on July 17th, 2015. Proof has been furnished by means of an audit that the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 are met for the scope: Development, production, sales and distribution of components and systems for navigation, traffic surveillance and traffic management.

Nature conservation with software of in-innovative navigation

in-innovative navigation is awarded the contract to deliver and install a radar based VTS system on Giaros Island, one of the northern Kiklades Islands. The radar scanner will be located on the highest mountain of the island and provide surveillance of the environment. The system will help to protect the breeding area of the endangered sea turtle.

Numerous visitors for the anniversary

About 150 business partners and companions of the company visited on Friday the 24/04/2015 the new premises in the TechMoteum that were remodeled from in-innovative navigation GmbH.

Especially, the two new showrooms left a lasting impression on everyone, since even laypeople quickly got an idea of the technology developed and marketed by in-innovative navigation and, ultimately, the reason why the company could establish itself so well in the market during the past 16 years.

At the new designed virtual ship bridge, Dietmar Allgeier, the mayor of the town Kornwestheim, and Steffen Bilger, member of the German Bundestag, learned the secrets of steering a ship on radar in a simulated environment. Both had a virtual and safe trip through the port of Hamburg. Over the whole day, competent employees demonstrated the software products of in-innovative navigation to the small and large guests , as well as a variety of the current applications for modern vessel traffic surveillance and guidance; and the visitors could make a tour through the remodeled office rooms.

In the evening, employees, their families and guests concluded the sunny and successful day with delicious grilled specialties, live music and dance.