AD Navigation’s presence at APMPF2025 underlines our dedication to staying at the forefront of technological advancement. We were able to Showcase our latest products and technology, Network with industry leaders and experts and explore partnership ...
Join AD Navigation at the Navtech Conference!We’re excited to invite you to visit the AD Navigation team at the upcoming Navtech Conference, where we’ll be showcasing the most advanced Portable Pilot Unit (PPU) systems on the market. Our PPU systems ...
🚢 AD Navigation is excited to be heading to AMPI Adelaide 2025! We’ll be showcasing our Portable Pilot Unit, sharing how pilots and ports around the world are using our technology for safer, smarter navigation, and of course handing out a little AD ...
AD Navigation is yet again heading to the North of Norway to be part of the Jammertest. the ability for AD Navigation to test our products in this environment is a privilege and findings invaluable for the future and safety of all shipping. Our ...
From 2026, all pilots on the Western Scheldt will be equipped with a Portable Pilot Unit (PPU), an independent navigation system that boosts resilience against GPS spoofing and jamming.
The 8th of January 2015 was a special day for AD Navigation: Pioneering Spirit the largest vessel ever built arrived in the Port of Rotterdam.
m/v Zim Antwerp - caught up in Fog. Over the years, the Belgium pilots have been building up a unique level of knowledge and competence among their prime pilots. The trick is combining the input from the reliable ADX XR system along with local ...
AD Navigation of Norway is one of very few manufacturers of state-of-the-art PPUs. This article aims to highlight what a PPU is.
The answer to this question is a clear NO. Many pilots do not realize this simple fact. I will by this throw some light on a matter I thought was common knowledge among most pilots:
Being a sales guy in the maritime market is somewhat different from what I was used to in the software industry. Selling navigational tools is a challenge, since they are tools for Pilots to bring on board a vessel. These tools used to be the eyes ...
