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shipmates - IBM Marketing & Communications Crew
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Jonathan
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Carrie
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Ines
Kondor
Kyle
Richard
Sik
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Raphael
Sacks
Kristaps
Karniitis
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Khadija
Al-Selini
Christian
Chesher
Andrew
Kettenis
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Darcy
Gleeson
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Karaze
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Alex
Swain
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Poojitha
Bikki
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Artie,
AI chatbox communications
ABOUT
IXBLUE
iXBlue is an independent industrial worldwide group well-known for the
design, development and manufacture of equipment, integrated systems and
solutions for civil and military industries, oceanology, aeronautics and
spatial industries. Its innovative technology is used for navigation,
positioning, sub-sea imagery, ocean and land exploration (offshore,
oceanography, hydrography, geophysics). iXBlue is a major player in
offshore oil and gas, a world leader in high-performance sea navigation
systems and an expert in hydrography; the group regularly invests in
research and development amounting to more than 20% of turnover. iXBlue
is present throughout the world, has a growth rate of 20%, employs 450
people and turns over €80m of which 80% is for export.
MARINE WORKS
The Marine Works Division (MWD), with its own shipyard, H2X, and its ship-fitting capability in Electric & Electronic Equipment from X-Elek, can retrofit or custom build catamarans and mono-hull ships for leisure, commercial or government use.
Thanks to the skills and expertises developed by the iXBlue group, MWD can deliver hydrographic and Oceanography vessels to suit any particular requirement.
Marine Works can either fit iXBlue equipments and systems, or alternatively your own survey solution, on your vessel, in its dockyards consisting of 1500m of water accessible quays with lifting for up to 600 tons.
SEA OPERATIONS
The Sea Operations Division (SOD) provides services to its customers from one of the three iXSurvey sites, incorporated in Aberdeen (UK), Brisbane (Australia), and la Ciotat (France).
With its group of qualified Geophysicists, Oceanographers, Hydrographers and its ships fitted with the latest technology and equipment, SOD provides multi-disciplinary marine surveys to hydrographic, offshore oil and gas, telecommunication, port and harbor, renewable energy and defense organizations around the world.
The iXBlue high definition long-range laser/optical targeting system
PHOTLINE
TECHNOLOGIES JOINS THE IXBLUE GROUP
iXBlue extends a warm welcome to Photline, a company in which the group
already had a large stake and which now holds almost 100% equity.
Photline is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the group.
Founded more than ten years ago by formers researchers at CNRS and
University of Besançon, France, Photline designs, develops and
manufactures integrated optical components and products for scientific
and industrial applications in the instrumentation, telecommunications,
aeronautical, spatial and defense sectors.
Photline was already a major supplier of optical components for iXBlue
inertial navigation systems, making a significant contribution to their
performance. Photline will bring its know-how and considerable skills to
the iXBlue Group, and in return will benefit from the group’s
worldwide sales and support network.
The iXBlue Group is thus furthering its development policy with the
integration of expanding high technology SMEs.
Il
est étonnant que, avec le passage à produire de l'électricité avec des
appareils en mer , que personne ne pense à capturer la même énergie
pour le transport. La
plate-forme
Bluefish ZCC permet à la technologie de zéro Cruisers carbone ( ZCCs )
de l'avenir . Le
concept ZCC est basée sur une conception de la coque OSCILLANT léger qui
est extrêmement stable , en cours de développement au Royaume-Uni en
format modèle à moyenne échelle pour les tests de réservoir . La
conception utilise pas de carburant diesel pour parcourir les océans à
une vitesse relativement élevée 24/7 et 365 jours par an si nécessaire
- seulement possible avec un système de récupération de l' énergie
unique (environ 50/50 solaire / éolienne split ) . Le
hullform est adapté à : habité , drone , ou un fonctionnement autonome
. On
estime que le navire de base sera rentabilisé en carburant économisé
tous les dix ans . Le
plus gros navire, le plus de carburant est enregistrée . Avec
la hausse du prix des soutes l'économie de fonctionnement sont favorables
, en dehors de la politique verte . Le
combat ZCC MK26 ci-dessus est un navire 50-60 tonnes évalué à 176 -
211kW d'énergie récoltée rapport de déplacement donnant un EH / D de
3.52kW/ton - pour fournir des vitesses moyennes de croisière dans la région
de 7-10 noeuds , et capacité
de sprint d'environ 20 noeuds , en fonction des spécifications du moteur
/ équipement. Le
MK26 est de 50m ( 163ft ) sur la ligne de flottaison. L'
UT est 56M ( 183ft ).