SEALINK Launches Its New Website

SEALINK’s new website went live on 31 October 2026 at sealink.co. It brings the company’s navigation, sensing, recording and data equipment for the bridge together on one site, with a dedicated page for each of its 16 products.

The SEALINK portfolio has grown from resilient GNSS navigation to data recording, sensors and test equipment. The new site is built so that bridge teams, shipyards, system integrators and fleet managers can find the right system and the technical detail behind it in a few clicks.

A page for every product

Each product page sets out what the system does on board, how it connects to other bridge equipment and the standards it is designed to. The products are grouped by bridge function.

Navigation and pilotage

• GuardianGPS, the anti-jamming GPS navigator: multi-frequency GNSS with anti-jamming protection and spoofing detection; GuardianGPS 5200 and 7200 are MED approved
• GuardianSCL, the GNSS compass and speed log: GNSS heading and speed over ground (SOG) for compatible bridge systems
• SeaVelo, the speed and distance log: speed through water (STW) with trip and total log, docking speeds and depth
• GuardianPPU, the Panama pilot unit: an independent picture of the ship for the pilot, with RTK-corrected position, GNSS heading, rate of turn and surrounding AIS traffic
• NetBlink, the repeater display: 5-inch and 7-inch displays with configurable vessel data views

AI vision and data recording

• Velador, the AI vision and object detection system: AI-assisted object detection, low-light observation and thermal imaging that support the lookout
• SeaVault, the intelligent data logger: vessel data recording with AI-assisted analysis for condition monitoring and maintenance planning
• MScribe, the digital course recorder: heading, rudder and autopilot data recorded for review
• MScribe AIS, the course and AIS recorder: the same course record with the AIS traffic picture stored alongside own-ship track
• NavyDau, the naval data acquisition unit: data collection from selected onboard sources on naval vessels

Sensors, data interfaces and test equipment

• OceanAlign, the marine inclinometer: live roll and pitch with trend plots, peak holds and alerts
• VentoPro, the ultrasonic wind sensor: wind speed and direction with no moving parts, and true wind from connected vessel inputs
• WaveBridge DAX-200, the NMEA data converter: configurable conversion, filtering and routing of NMEA 0183 data through a web interface
• WaveBridge Buffer, the NMEA line splitter: one NMEA 0183 talker replicated across isolated RS422 outputs
• WaveBridge Data Acquisition Unit, the digital and analog input unit: 30 digital and 4 analog shipboard inputs published as NMEA 0183 or Modbus TCP
• Smeat, the GMDSS tester: a compact test device with a browser-based interface

More on the site

• About: who SEALINK is and how the team takes a product from an operational problem to equipment ready for use at sea
• News: product milestones, event previews and technical articles
• Careers: open sales roles in Asia, Europe and the Americas, and career opportunities in hardware, software and maritime engineering
• Contact: a direct line to the SEALINK team for products, orders, support and projects

What it means for customers

Planning a new installation or a retrofit starts with the right information. Interfaces, standards and configurations for every SEALINK system are now published in one place, so project teams can compare options and come to a first conversation prepared.

SEALINK thanks the customers, partners and crews whose feedback continues to shape its products. To discuss a system for your vessel or fleet, contact sales@sealink.co.