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Home›Green Marine›Thuraya Introduces Atlas IP
Green Marine

June 2, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Thuraya Introduces Atlas IP

Thuraya Atlas IP is the second maritime-specific product launched by Thuraya in 2014, designed to complement the Thuraya Orion IP broadband terminal by offering a fully-featured voice and data product with additional functionality built in. Randy Roberts, Vice President of Innovation at Thuraya said

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Thuraya Atlas IP is the second maritime-specific product launched by Thuraya in 2014, designed to complement the Thuraya Orion IP broadband terminal by offering a fully-featured voice and data product with additional functionality built in.

Randy Roberts, Vice President of Innovation at Thuraya said: “As our second maritime terminal launch of 2014, Atlas IP represents an option for users who want an added value terminal that can act as a shipboard hub.

Together with some of the most competitively-priced airtime packages available, it represents a serious challenge to the established order in maritime.”

The terminal includes a range of features designed to support improved communications functionality and enhance shipboard operations.

In addition to the voice and data capabilities of Atlas IP, key software components include a built in firewall, Wi-Fi and fleet tracking feature based on distance or time with accurate geo fencing.

The terminal also has the ability to configure and limit data sessions by time or volume through a multi-lingual web interface.

Corporate users wanting to take advantage of specific applications can choose a customization option to have their application embedded on the terminal’s core module.

The terminal is also designed to support operational efficiency on-board ship through Port Forwarding. Atlas IP can automatically forward data from shipboard equipment and devices to support M2M reporting routines.

In addition to sending data to shore, land-based users can connect to the ship’s sensors remotely and receive data without the intervention of the crew. A continuous GPS output enables position reporting in NMEA 2000 format.

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