Features

Orizon includes a configurable system with analog and digital inputs and an inertial platform to monitor the vessel’s static and structural conditions.
Optional sensors detect abnormal temperature increases and smoke, providing early warnings in case of fire. The inertial platform identifies unusual tilting, often caused by water ingress, helping prevent critical situations.
The system also enables remote monitoring of fuel and water tank levels via NMEA2000 signals, offering full visibility over onboard resources and enhancing safety through real-time data.

A dedicated antenna and optional NMEA2000 sensor collect real-time weather data directly from the vessel. Key metrics include wind speed and direction, air temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, GPS position, and vessel inclination.
This data is shared across the system and can be used to generate localized weather maps. When conditions reach predefined thresholds, like sudden wind changes or extreme temperatures, the system automatically triggers alerts, notifying both onboard crew and the control center.
The result: faster response, fewer weather-related risks, and safer docking operations.

Designed for fleet operators – charter companies, workboats, taxi-boats, and public services—Orizon offers real-time monitoring of every vessel in your network. Position, speed, direction, engine status, fuel consumption, and even local weather conditions are continuously tracked and transmitted.

Each unit is displayed on an interactive GIS-based map (e.g. Google Maps), allowing to visualize movements and access performance data at a glance. If predefined limits are exceeded, the system immediately sends notifications, enabling fast decision-making and operational coordination. 
Fleet management becomes smarter, more transparent, and fully connected.

With constant geolocation, every vessel remains visible and traceable in real time, whether at sea, in port, or in case of failure. The system supports fleet-wide tracking, giving operators full situational awareness across all units.
Advanced features like geofencing allow you to define virtual boundaries: if a vessel crosses them unexpectedly, the system triggers alerts immediately. In addition, the anchor alarm function notifies crews of unwanted movement while moored, helping prevent drifting incidents and enhancing onboard safety.
Location data is integrated with fleet management tools and visualized through interactive maps for seamless monitoring and response.

The system is built to be integrated seamlessly with engines and onboard systems from a wide range of manufacturers. This ensures maximum flexibility across mixed fleets and simplifies installation on both new builds and existing vessels.
Whether you manage a homogeneous fleet or a variety of engine types, Orizon adapts to your technical environment without compromise.

Orizon is fully compatible with key marine communication standards, including NMEA 2000, J1939, and NMEA 0183. This ensures smooth integration with a wide range of onboard systems, sensors, and engine control units. No additional converters or custom integrations required.