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Seaonics has signed a new contract with the Norwegian shipowner Norside Wind AS for delivery of an ECMC C25 3D crane to the vessel Norside Cygnus.
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Simulators should reflect actual system behaviour, not perfection – which doesn't exist in the real world
At Seaonics, we are dedicated to enhancing the safety and efficiency of mission-critical operations through the development of our motion-compensated gangway and crane simulator. Our focus is not on ultra-flashy 3D visuals, but on delivering accurate, real-world performance. This approach underpins both our control system software development and our operator training programmes, ensuring the highest levels of safety and operational effectiveness.
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Enhancing Performance and Reliability Through Retrofit Upgrades
In 2013, we installed our first offshore crane on the Norside Supporter. Fast forward to today, that same crane is installed aboard the upgraded Argeo Venture, and Norside Supporter have received the ECMC Crane.
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SEAONICS chosen to equip Windward Offshore with ECMC Cranes
SEAONICS is chosen to deliver ECMC Cranes to the German shipowner Windward Offshore. The cranes are set for installation on Windward Offshores' two new Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs), which will be delivered by VARD.
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From Global Support to Game Nights
At SEAONICS, we solve real problems daily. This constant variety keeps the specialist in me fully engaged.
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Dénes Dobberke, Senior Structural Analysis Engineer
From BMW to SEAONICS
Engineering is engineering – whether it's BMW electric drives or SEAONICS cranes and gangways. The difference? Now I test my calculations while looking at Norwegian fjords.