Navico, Inc.

Gustav Sohtell

André Samuelson

A method for refining global navigation satellite system (GNSS) data for a watercraft is provided. The method includes receiving, from a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) mounted to the watercraft, the GNSS data. The method also includes receiving radar data from a radar mounted to the watercraft, creating adjusted data using at least the radar data and the GNSS data, and applying the adjusted data by taking an action. The action comprises at least one of performing a docking operation with the adjusted data, automatically navigating the watercraft using the adjusted data, causing presentation of an alert or other indication regarding the adjusted data, or updating a chart to form an updated chart and causing presentation of the updated chart on a display.

Positioning with GNSS and radar data

Systems and methods for installing an application on a multi-function device which is not internet enabled are provided herein. The system comprises an internet enabled device comprising a processor, a display, and a memory including computer program code. The computer program code is configured to receive user input indicating the selection of an application, and download a file comprising application data. The system further includes a multi-function device being remotely located from the internet enabled device. The multi-function device comprises a processor, a display and a memory including computer program code. The computer program code is configured to cause the processor to engage in data communication with the internet enabled device, receive the file comprising the application data, install the application within the memory, and cause, on the display of the multi-function device, presentation of an interface that enables user interfacing with the underlying application function of the application.

Application download and management for marine electronic devices

Methods and systems enabling electronic devices associated with each of at least two watercrafts to dynamically form ad hoc wireless networks when the corresponding watercrafts are within range of one another are provided. Data transfer on the water is thus enhanced via such ad hoc mesh-type networks. A method of distributing marine electronics data includes receiving, over a first wireless local area network at an electronic device associated with a first watercraft, marine electronics data from an electronic device associated with a second watercraft; establishing a second wireless local area network between the electronic device associated with the first watercraft and an electronic device associated with a third watercraft; and transmitting the marine electronics data received from the electronic device associated with the second watercraft from the electronic device associated with the first watercraft to the electronic device associated with the third watercraft over the second wireless local area network.

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Gothenburg, Sweden

Gustav Sohtell