If you're looking to connect your AIS receivers to a smartphone or tablet then you're in luck because Boat Beacon recently updated to a new version making the possibility a whole lot faster and easier.
The AIS App for Apple and Android devices is super popular because it lets you do everything you need to do via AIS data without actually needing a AIS receiver on your boat. All you need is a smartphone or tablet and the Internet.
The Boat Beacon App also connects you to websites like Marine Traffic, Ship Finder and AIS Hub without a transponder -- which you would have definitely needed to buy for your boat before.
Yes, there is a risk of sometimes losing an Internet connection on the open water, but now with the Android USB 'On the Go' you'll always have a backup.
Digital Yacht Apps
The Boat Beacon App is Reliable and Effective
Trend Themes
1. Connected AIS Devices - Opportunity for businesses to develop and improve smartphone and tablet apps that connect to AIS receivers, allowing users to access AIS data without the need for a physical receiver.
2. Online Marine Tracking - Opportunity to create online platforms and apps that provide real-time tracking and information on marine traffic, such as Marine Traffic, Ship Finder, and AIS Hub.
3. Mobile Internet Connectivity - Opportunity for businesses to create reliable and efficient mobile Internet solutions for boaters, ensuring continuous connectivity even in areas with limited coverage.
Industry Implications
1. Marine Technology - Companies specializing in marine technology can leverage connected AIS devices to enhance their product offerings and improve boating experiences.
2. Technology and App Development - Opportunity for app developers and tech companies to create innovative and user-friendly applications that provide access to AIS data and online marine tracking services.
3. Telecommunications - Telecommunications companies can seize the opportunity to develop and offer specialized mobile Internet solutions for boaters, catering to their unique connectivity needs while on the open water.