How NCoDE works

On a superyacht, NCoDE Engine (MX10 Pro) gathers readings from engines, tanks, power and navigation, and SeaLink carries them securely to NCoDE Cloud over NCoDE Engine's own 4G, through the nearest cell tower. NCoDE Peplink runs the boat's internet and CCTV: over 4G and 5G in range of the coast, by satellite beyond it. The owner's own smaller boat runs NCoDE Engine (MX10) and sends its readings the same way. From there they reach the owner's phone in NCoDE Mobile about a second later, on the water or ashore, and the fleet ops office, the yacht builder's warranty office and the dealer through NCoDE Fleet. Commercial operators follow their vessels as live 3D models in NCoDE SeaTwin. Off the island, a container ship runs NCoDE Command on the bridge, linked to shore by satellite. Live weather comes in through NCoDE Cloud and onto the charts, on board and on the phone. Alarms go out ahead of everything else and reach phones in seconds, even with the app closed. On board, phones connect straight to the boat, so live data and alarms keep working with no internet.