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SafePilot Piloting Software (Trelleborg)

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The SafePilot Piloting Software is a professional piloting/navigation iOS-based software that is developed in collaboration with marine pilots worldwide.

Known for its intuitive ease of use, the SafePilot Software utilizes touchscreen technology built on an intelligent kernel for multi-layer handling. It offers optional software modules that can be selected according to operational pilotage requirements.

In conjunction with the SafePilot CAT products, the SafePilot Piloting Software forms the most modern and professional tool available for maritime pilots.

SafePilot Piloting Software works only with Trelleborgs own Pilot Plugs.

SafePilot Piloting Software website

Trelleborg Marine Systems Denmark A/S

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Brochure - SafePilot Piloting with One Touch

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