Mercury Maritime Expands Its Use of navIQore
After roughly six months of successful operation on an initial Supramax vessel, Mercury Maritime plans to extend navIQore to three additional Supramax vessels, combining high-frequency telemetry with growing integration of onboard AMS data.
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Following approximately six months of successful operation on an initial Supramax vessel, Mercury Maritime plans to extend navIQore to three additional Supramax vessels — growing the cooperation from a single-ship pilot into fleet-wide coverage.
The initial deployment centred on high-frequency telemetry, giving Mercury's team continuous visibility into vessel performance rather than the periodic snapshot a noon report provides — the same data foundation behind the speed-over-ground validation case carried out on the vessel earlier in the cooperation. As the relationship has matured, that telemetry base is being paired with growing integration of onboard Alarm Monitoring System data, bringing machinery alarms and events into the same operational picture as navigation and performance.
Extending to three further sister Supramax vessels lets Mercury apply that same combination — high-frequency monitoring plus AMS integration — consistently across a small fleet, rather than treating each vessel as a separate integration exercise.
