All passengers have been rescued, so there were no casualties. The data from the tracking unit helped significantly when collecting analytics on the boats’ performance.
The boat was 16 meters long and could carry up to 10 passengers. The device was connected to water-crafts’ CAN-bus and all the data have been transmitted to the server for monitoring and analysis.
Galileosky 7x was the head device, mounted in the waterproof case and connected to all the needed peripherals, especially to the boats’ CAN-bus. That allowed to scan and the sensors network and monitor the vessels’ performance.
SmartBoat specialists managed to parse:
Thus, here is the list of available information:
We used the Easy Logic tool to tune the data network correctly. So that we can read data from the sea depth sensor. It is very important as we can understand why and when a boat crashed in the sea and many more.
Moreover, the SmartBoat company also implemented the project with access control to vessels by beacons. They opted for Blue PUCK ID ble beacons with Galileosky devices to approve access for authorized IDs only. So, the integrator company provided the motorboat security by blocking its’ doors and hatches.
This is the outstanding story! The first case study in our experience, where Galileosky devices helped to consider the thread of events and determine the crash cause.
Apply similar solutions in your projects. The potential of the devices is great, they are used in any area from the passenger transport control to the oil and gas industry monitoring. The devices control vehicles, ships, sports cars and even weather stations.
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