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The weatherproof
NIGHTSIGHT camera is
available alone or with
pan-and-tilt unit,
remote control, cables,
mounting ring and
video monitor (left).
With NIGHTSIGHT (left)
you spot boats, other
objects and people in
the water quickly, while
some other night-vision
systems IrightI can leave
you in the dark.
Introducing NIGHTSIGHT This is the 79tt and first of th$
Optima type,
provements
such as fuel
• Hitac
completed the Mber
71,747-dwt (metric)
for Dane Star g.A.
Maritime Corporation, at its
Maizuru Works./ The vessel was
delivered to its fwners in October.
Hitachi Panamax
Hitachi Panamax
which several im-
,ve been made —
avings through the
use of a large propeller, and an in-
crease of deadweight and cargo ca-
pacity. The vessel is equipped with
an energy saving Hitachi Zosen
MAN-B&W 6S60MC main engine
and Hitachi Zosen Super Stream
Duct (SSD) at its stern.
liberty, a 310,000-dwt
by Osaka Shosen
:u K.K., was complet-
fiake Works of Hitachi
is the second double
milt by Hitachi Zosen,
luled to be put into ser-
le Esso Sekiyu K.K.
^t-North America route,
's double hull structure
^ with MARPOL 73/78
its, is equipped with
ist tanks — and has
SafeHull and ESO
certificates issued by the
Bureau of Shipping
lergency towing equip-
' becoming obligatory in
1996, is already installed,
as is a/vapor control system to pre-
vent Air pollution. The tanker is
equipped with a Super Stream
Duei nozzle, developed by Hitachi
Zoa£n, in front of the propeller.
Adfiitionally, the Central Control
Station has been moved from the
engine control room to the wheel-
louse, which reportedly con-
tributes to safer navigation.
For more information on Hitachi Zosen
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Reeve Named CYBO Robots
General Manager
B^ll Reeve has joined CYBO
"rots, Indianapolis, Ind., as gener-
al manager. Mr. Reeve is a retired
Air Force colonel who was responsi-
ble for developing and maintaining
operational computer software and
providing communications support.
CYBO Robots specializes in the
integration of production welding
robots and is currently heading a
team of companies developing weld-
ing robots for automated construc-
tion of warships and commercial
vessels.
For more information on CYBO Robots
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NIGHTSIGHT™ is one of the new family of Thermal Imaging
Solutions from Texas Instruments.
Revolutionary Technology For Only $7,995.
Texas Instruments infrared imaging technology has been used
to great advantage by the U.S. military for a number of years.
Now it can help you navigate safely at night.
Heat Detection Puts Night-Vision Technology
In A Whole New Light.
The NIGHTSIGHT system uses Forward-Looking Infrared
(FLIR) technology to detect the differences in heat that objects
emit. So whether you're out in the open water or docking,
NIGHTSIGHT can help you avoid danger even when there is no
light. And unlike light-amplification systems, thermal imaging
technology can help you distinguish objects and people in the
water when visibility is limited by inclement weather, smoke or
a cluttered background.
NIGHTSIGHT is a perfect complement to radar. Its black-
and-white image helps you visualize objects that are creating
echo signatures on your radar so you can quickly clarify
whether they present a serious hazard.
Ready To Cast Off?
The $7,995 (US) price includes the entire NIGHTSIGHT
system: infrared camera, pan-and-tilt unit with remote
control, mounting ring, 33-foot cable assembly and video
monitor. You can rotate the camera in a full 360-degree
sweep to probe for hazards without leaving the bridge.
For stationary applications, the NIGHTSIGHT camera is
available alone at $6,995 (US). It's a quick and easy replacement
for a standard or low-light-level camera in fixed-mount locations
like a vessel deck, harbor wharf or marina. And the weatherproof
case eliminates the need for a special camera cover.
Start Seeing More Today.
Just call (214) 995-7,511 to learn how the Texas Instruments
family of Thermal Imaging Solutions can help you navigate
safely day or night.
TOP: Bulk carrier Maersk Taian.
LIFT: Double hull VLCC Atlantic Liberty.
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