With over 5,500 vessels currently sailing with Netwave’s Voyage Data Recorder solutions, the company is the most qualified VDR designer and manufacturer in the maritime industry. NetWave’s VDR systems are specifically designed to provide rigidness and to overcome service issues arising in the maritime environment.

The VoyageMaster Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) utilizes signal conditioning modules for collecting analog, serial and digital data types. The Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) system is comprised of industry standard components that may be easily serviced or repaired anywhere in the world. The Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) system’s rugged industrial hardware combined with fully automated software will ensure you years of uninterrupted and reliable Voyage Data recording.

Extensive time was spent in design and development of the new S-VDR system. The philosophy was to utilize the latest, proven industrial technology available. With this design strategy, the VoyageMaster II offers the best approach for customers concerned with low life-cycle cost.

We can never make the sea calm, but we can make the ships that sail on it safer - by using advanced Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) technology to investigate and uncover the real causes of marine incidents. In this area, nothing is doing more to help the world's ship owners and managers than the pioneering range of Broadgate Voyage Event Recorders (VERs).

As part of the fourth generation of Broadgate VERs the new VER4000-S has been designed with the aid of our customers. We have spent time listening to their requirements and finding out exactly what they are looking for when they make their choice of VDR and S-VDR system. Based on this feedback we are confident that the VER4000-S is one of the most user friendly and cost effective systems available.

The VDR2000 is designed to record and maintain a retrievable record of the ship ’s nautical,technical and safety data and is presently in its third generation. Like the black boxes carried on aircraft,VDRs enable accident investigators to review procedures and instructions in the moments before an incident and help to identify its cause.

The S-VDR2000 is designed to record and maintain aretrievable record of the ship ’s nautical data. All data is stored in both the protective capsule(Simplified Voyage Recorder-SVR)and on the hard disk in the S-VDR2000. The stored data can be downloaded and analyzed forinvestigation purpose,training and simulation at any time.