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Marine operations require constant attention in an environment that rarely forgives mistakes. From unpredictable weather conditions to complex vessel handling and human limitations, safety at sea remains one of the main challenges facing the industry. As much as regulations and technology have evolved, incidents still occur more frequently than they should and figures from the European Maritime Safety Agency confirm that in most accidents, the decisive factor is still human factors.

At Hefring Marine, we believe data should empower better decisions at sea. That’s why we’re proud to introduce the Impact Report – a powerful new feature in our intelligent marine analytics system that brings greater clarity, insight, and confidence to fleet safety and performance management.

Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) are no longer niche, they’re rapidly becoming an essential part of modern maritime operations.

SeaBot Maritime, a global leader in uncrewed maritime systems training and workforce development, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hefring Marine.

Hefring Marine and Marine AI have partnered to integrate IMAS with GuardianAI, enhancing autonomous vessel capabilities with real-time insights, safety improvements, and operational efficiency

Nederlands Loodswezen, the Dutch Pilots’ Organisation, embrace technological shifts in maritime, utilizing Hefring Marine's IMAS platform to drive fuel and operational efficiency.

Hefring Marine and Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue (Redningsselskapet) strengthen partnership with fleet-wide deployment of IMAS® solution.

The global focus on sustainability is reshaping maritime operations across all sectors, from fishing and crew transfer vessels (CTVs) to yachts and professional military/civil security boats. These vessels face distinct challenges: high fuel consumption, operational inefficiencies, and significant environmental impacts. Addressing these issues requires innovative technologies that not only reduce vessel carbon emissions but also improve performance and safety. 

This case study explores the challenges ICE-SAR faces, the impact of the IMAS system, and its implications for the future of search and rescue operations.

Hefring Marine have announced a new partnership with Loodswezen, aiming to improve the safety and efficiency of the Dutch pilotage associations operations.

Hefring Marine today announced an investment of €2.2 million from an international group of investors.

SAFE Boats International and Hefring Marine Announce Partnership to Enhance Crew Welfare, Operational Efficiency and Vessel Insights.

Diverse Marine is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Hefring Marine

Archipelago Yachts has taken further steps in ensuring the safety, comfort and efficiency of all of its vessels by partnering with Hefring Marine.

The Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue (ICE-SAR) is announces a commercial partnership with Hefring Marine. This collaboration aims to equip all new vessels in the ICE-SAR fleet with the Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS).

Icelandic companies TM Insurance, Hefring Marine, and Whale Safari have joined forces to revolutionize safety and reduce insurance costs for high-speed boats.

TM Insurance provides the Icelandic Search and Rescue association with Hefring Marine's solution, IMAS.

Last week we ran trials of the Hefring Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS) outside of the KNRM head office in IJmuiden in the Netherlands.