Raytheon's Synapsis system enhances user experience

Navigation Systems specialist, Raytheon Anschütz will outline how its new ‘Synapsis’ integrated navigation system (INS) will enhance superyacht navigation at the forthcoming Monaco Yacht Show.

The company claims its enhanced system, which has been installed on two of the show’s most eagerly anticipated yachts – Equanimity and Solandge - is the first of its kind to comply with recently introduced IMO INS Performance Standards.

The most notable improvement is in the management of bridge alarms and targeting, with the display simplified and optimised. There is also the option to save multiple user settings for individual applications or the entire system. This can be used to create individual profiles or standardised settings for operations such as docking or open water cruising. 


Other new functions include the optional SynGuard security application. SynGuard integrates a suite of surveillance cameras with existing navigation systems such as AIS and radar to offer the crew early detection and identification of approaching contacts and efficient alarm zone or tender monitoring.

Raytheon Anschütz will also be promoting its Synapsis NX workstations, which can be installed as modules or a complete bridge system, offering improved scalability and openness.

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