MARSEC Inc.
Innovation House,
470 Ramona Street, Palo Alto,
CA 94301, USA
+1 415 297 2070
Headquartered in Silicon Valley, we are bringing the digital revolution to the maritime world.
Krystyna Wojnarowicz and Geir Fagerhus have been helping ambitious organizations to digitize their products, services and operations for decades. See their profile.
The Marsec team
ABOUT US
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MARSEC, Inc. Shaping the digital future of maritime.
Headquartered in Palo Alto, MARSEC is a multimodal transport optimization company. We utilize the Industrial Internet of Things and Big Data analytics technologies to improve maritime operations through revenue optimization and cost savings.
Our sea traffic management solutions are based on open, innovative applications easily modified for the customer’s specific needs. The MARSEC Open Bridge Platform (OBP) and Open Shore Platform (OSP) compile data from ship sensors to enable automated and secure interoperability between sensors and other instruments both onboard ships and ashore.
MARSEC directly addresses the pain-points of mariners and ship operators by automating daily operations and providing unique and simple-to-use tools.
One example is REX, our route exchange and optimization solution, which allows real-time sharing and exchange of intended routes between ships and shore-based vessel management and traffic coordination centers. See more on REX here.
OPEN ARCHITECTURE
The Marsec founders, Krystyna Wojnarowicz and Geir Fagerhus also founded the non-profit foundation MARSEC-XL to develop the open architecture MARSSA.
MARSEC-XL (Marine Software Engineering Center of Excellence) aims to support the digitization of the maritime industry. It undertakes a range of activities from applied research, education and training to business operations and technology transfer.
MARSSA is the first Open Reference System Architecture (ORSA) in the maritime industry. MARSSA aims to provide both a basis for the development of standards and an architecture that supports the integration and interoperability of software-dependent devices and systems onboard ship and onshore.
