Embedded systems, maritime connectivity, maritime cybersecurity, and data analytics: iQanto supports maritime industry players in shipbuilding, operations, and maintenance by helping them digitize and secure their critical infrastructure, both onshore and at sea.
iQanto’s history in the maritime industry dates back to 1905, when the SNEF Group began working on onboard electrical systems at the Port of Marseille. Today, iQanto continues to build on this expertise through cutting-edge technological solutions.
Connectivity at sea is limited, intermittent and costly. Embedded systems need to operate autonomously, while enabling selective feedback of critical data. iQANTO designs robust Edge architectures, optimizing data collection, local processing and delayed synchronization, guaranteeing operational continuity and traceability.
Food production lines are increasingly connected, increasing their exposure to cyberthreats. iQanto secures industrial environments (OT/IT) with partitioned architectures, advanced detection devices and continuity protocols adapted to the constraints of continuous production.
Every breakdown at sea generates high costs and operational risks. iQanto deploys predictive maintenance solutions based on the analysis of machine data, IoT sensors and advanced models, enabling us to anticipate failures, optimize interventions and maximize the availability of critical vessels and equipment.
Data generated by ships (consumption, engine performance, routes, weather conditions) is a strategic lever for optimization. iQanto builds maritime data platforms to centralize, structure and exploit this data to improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs and remotely manage fleets in near-real time.
Project Description & Challenges
Providing data to manage ship fuel consumption and performance
> Improving energy efficiency
> Reduction of harmful and carbon emissions
> Optimizing ship operations
Expertise
Artificial intelligence
