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Vivid Point Sia

Latvia

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Vivid Point Sia was founded in Latvia in 2008 and specializes in the sales diversity and service offerings of maritime IT technologies and devices. The company offers shipboard equipment and systems, marine monitoring systems, as well as maritime simulation training. Central manufacturers are Furuno, JRC, Kelvin Hughes, and other leading companies in the industry. Vivid Point Sia provides simulators like navigation-, engine room-, liquid loading-, crane- and offshore-simulation trainers for various academies, shipping management companies, marine monitoring systems, and VTS training simulator installations. The firm offers services both locally and worldwide.

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