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Oceantronics

Hawaii, United States

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Oceantronics has been a locally branded company since 1980, with its headquarters in the United States, offering a wide range of products and services for the Marine and Engineering sectors. The company's products include GPS buoy systems with strobe lights and fuelable batteries, which send their position, speed, and identification to the authorities every 5 minutes or as needed by the customer. These data are encrypted to ensure the security of the information. Oceantronics supports various ship and engineering types, including ships in Hawaii. The company is certified and works with brands such as C-MAP. Oceantronics also offers GPS detectors and receivers, as well as software for data analysis.

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