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Category: News
Welcome to the Shine Micro Automatic Identification System News Feed. Here you will find articles about what is new at Shine Micro and around the AIS industry; including:
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- the United States Coast Guard
- AIS for Aircraft
- Maritime Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
- Unmanned Systems (UAV / UAS)
- Small Vessel Tracking (SVT)
- Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA)
- Persistent Monitoring
- Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) Monitoring
- Aids to Navigation (AtoNs)
- portable AIS test equipment
- AIS Industry Related Events
- and more.
For more Automatic Identification System news directly from the USCG, visit https://www.news.uscg.mil/
Shine Micro specializes in high-sensitivity AIS receivers for aircraft, unmanned vehicles, vessels, and terrestrial base stations. An ISO 9001:2015 certified small business, Shine Micro supplies AIS equipment to commercial, government, and military clients worldwide in maritime, aerospace, and defense industries.
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Shine Micro SA161-MH AIS Receiver is standard equipment for Boeing P8A
Port Ludlow, WA, July 30, 2015 – Shine Micro, Inc. has been awarded a contract for 53 SA161-MH high sensitivity AIS receivers, to be installed in Boeing P8A Poseidon long range surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft through 2016. The SA161-MH is a globally deployed, industry-proven, MIL-spec AIS tracking and surveillance solution featuring NVIS compatibility, industry-leading sensitivity, […]
Shine Micro, Inc. SA161-MH selected for Camcopter supporting the Italian Navy
Shine Micro, Inc. SA161-MH selected for Camcopter supporting the Italian Navy. The Camcopter is featured in Unmanned Systems published by AUVSI
Shine Micro, Inc. Announces New Additional Ethernet Modes in the SA161-MH Avionics AIS Receiver
Port Ludlow, WA, March 17, 2014 – The SA161-MH is Shine Micro’s flagship COTS avionics AIS receiver designed for commercial and military maritime surveillance aircraft. As of March 17th 2014 we are very pleased to offer enhanced Ethernet capabilities including the ability to serve up to four IP addresses simultaneously and the ability to define […]
AIS AtoN article in March/April edition of Marine Electronics Journal
March/Apr Edition of Marine Electronics Journal – (Nov/Dec, 2014): AIS, a life-saving technology expands and evolves
Shine Micro in March/April edition of Marine Electronics Journal
March/April Edition of Marine Electronics Journal – (Mar/Apr, 2014): Shine Micro developing technology for weather and inland water applications broadcast throughout the AIS system
Shine Micro in Nov/Dec edition of Marine Electronics Journal
Special RTCM Edition of Marine Electronics Journal – (Nov/Dec, 2013): Shine Micro has underway focuses on the use of AIS on board wave gliders-surfboard-size autonomous platforms that roam the ocean collecting data, monitoring conditions and oil spills, conducting surveillance and serving other applications
Unmanned aircraft soars over Peninsula coast for researchers
Jeremy Schwartz – (July 23, 2013): Staff with the Unmanned Aircraft System Program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, are operating the 13-pound aircraft with the help of sanctuary..
U.S. Coast Guard makes first drug bust using UAVs
James Carroll – (July 26, 2013): During a recent two-week U.S. Coast Guard demonstration of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capabilities, a ScanEagle UAV aided in the interdiction of nearly 600 kilograms of cocaine..
New AIS system cuts shipping accidents
SHAH ALAM (April 30, 2013): The installation of the automatic identification system (AIS) in small boats of less than 15 tonnes has helped reduce the accident rate in the high traffic waters of the Straits of Malacca, said Malaysian Marine Department (MMD) Maritime Director-General Datuk Ahmad Othman