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Position watch
In harbour, during lay-up or on a long stay, BlueHawk can watch the boat’s position inside a defined geographic perimeter. If the boat leaves that zone, the system can raise an alert.
Marine technology
The digital guardian of your boat
BlueHawk connects boat monitoring, equipment safety and preventive maintenance, so an owner can see calmly where the boat stands.
Geolocation
Your boat stays under watch, wherever it is.
A perimeter around the arming position, in harbour and at anchor. The map and the zone are in the application. An exit alert exists; it is not instant.
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Harbour watch
In the application
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Anchorage watch
In the application
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Passage history
Partly available
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Sharing with someone ashore
In development
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Anchorage watch
At anchor, BlueHawk can watch the boat’s position against a safety zone. A move beyond the defined perimeter can draw attention to a risk of the anchor dragging. It is an aid to watch-keeping, not a guarantee against dragging, and not an automatic detection.
History and sharing
You put to sea. They keep a quiet mind.
Find the tracks of your recent passages in the BlueHawk application, even from a distance. And because your peace of mind matters to the people who stay ashore, BlueHawk plans to let you share your boat’s follow-up with a trusted person. A simple way to keep the link during your time at sea.
Illustrative chart
Harbour·Destination
Last position transmitted09:10
Ashore
Last position received09:10
A trusted person
The same fictional passage, as someone ashore would see it. The boat stays on the last position received.
Demonstration illustration. The sharing function is in development.
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Partly available
Passage history
From the phone, without being on board, the last known position can be consulted. When the unit’s history is available, the map draws the positions received over 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. The trip log keeps departure, arrival and levels. This is not continuous tracking: points follow the unit’s reporting interval, on the order of a few minutes in the prototype, and the onboard link is still in development.
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In development
Shared follow-up with someone ashore
The owner will be able to open access to the boat’s follow-up for a trusted person, then withdraw it. That person would see the transmitted positions and the available track, from their phone. Access roles exist in the product model. There is not yet a screen to invite someone or to revoke that access. This follow-up is not a rescue system and not a safety guarantee.
The application
BlueHawk in action
Screens from the application under validation, in their phone format.
Cockpit
Boat home
Alerts
Safety, documents, defects
Safety
Gear on board
Maintenance
Defects and follow-up
Logbook
Deadlines
Captures from the application under validation. The boat name, registration and coordinates have been masked.
Peace of mind, from afar
Your boat is far away. Your peace of mind stays intact.
From your sofa, your office or the place where you are staying, check your boat in the application, without being on board.
The cockpit gathers what the application already follows: levels, alerts, and the last known position when it is available.
Wherever you are, the essentials are read in the application. The continuous link from the onboard unit is still in development.
Three pillars
A clear reading of the boat
Each pillar is a product intention. Maturity is not uniform: the application already covers part of the follow-up, while the onboard link is still in development.
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Active monitoring
In harbour, during lay-up or at anchor, a perimeter can be armed around the boat’s position. The application shows the last known position and, when monitoring is active, that zone. Leaving it can raise an alert. That alert is not instant. A continuous link with the onboard unit is still in development.
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Equipment safety
Keep the safety-gear register: life jackets, pyrotechnics, extinguishers, rescue equipment, life raft and VHF. The application flags deadlines, compliance gaps and gear that is neither on board nor in the safety bag.
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Preventive maintenance
Bring deadlines, defects and levels together. Fuel, water, engine hours and battery can be followed in the application, along with upcoming checks. Automatic readings from the boat are in development.
Peace of mind
Leave the dock with a lighter mind
An owner’s peace of mind starts at the dock, and while the boat is left unattended. BlueHawk is designed to give a clear reading of the boat: what is ready, what needs a check, what should be watched. The product is in development and is not available yet. This describes the intention, not a trial result.
The system
From the boat to the application
Five functions make up BlueHawk. They are shown separately, depending on whether they are already in the application or still in development.
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Onboard unit
In development
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Boat parameters
Partly available
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Geolocation
In the application
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Transmission
In development
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Follow-up and alert application
In the application
Professional partnerships
An industrial vision for the nautical sector
Professional partnerships →Owners
Follow-up for a pleasure boat, once the product is available.
Marine insurers
Conversations about prevention. No agreement is signed.
Boat builders
Technical discussions, with no announced integration.
Distributors
Collaboration paths, to be defined together.
Official BlueHawk mark
In development, for a future release
BlueHawk is not on sale. The onboard unit and the application are in development. Trials are private, with users chosen by BlueHawk. Nautical companies can open a conversation about a partnership.