FOR MARITIME SURVIVAL, EVERY SECOND MATTERS

That’s why Maritime Guardian have developed technology for overboard detection and location.

Safer waters for everyone: a future without drowning incidents

When somebody falls in the sea, it is important to get help quickly. Each year, we lose lives at sea because help arrives too late, or even because nobody is alerted about the incident. 

Working on or near the ocean involves inherent risk. Whether in fisheries, aquaculture, port operations, offshore services, defense, or maritime transport, a fall into cold water can become critical within minutes. Many operations are conducted with minimal crew or by individuals working alone, leaving no one nearby to respond.

That is why Maritime Guardian is introducing Njord, a patent-pending solution where an emergency alert is automatically sent to rescue authorities within seconds.

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Njord:
Developed for every profession that depends on the sea.

AQUACULTURE

COASTAL VESSELS

SHIPPING

RECREATIONAL VESSELS

OFFSHORE

TRANSPORT

PORT OPERATIONS

DEFENSE

A circular fish farm structure floats on water at sunset, with a smaller circular cage inside and a boat tied to it.

AQUACULTURE

PORT OPERATIONS

A fisherman in an orange waterproof suit cleaning fish on a boat, with seagulls flying overhead and the ocean in the background.

COASTAL VESSELS

Offshore oil rig in the water with mountains and a city skyline in the background under a clear blue sky.
An aerial view of a cargo ship sailing through the ocean, leaving a wake behind.

OFFSHORE

SHIPPING

A large white cruise ship sailing through a narrow fjord surrounded by green mountains with rocky cliffs.
A large gray naval ship sailing on calm ocean waters under an overcast sky.

TRANSPORT

DEFENSE

Large white luxury yacht sailing near a green, forested hillside on a clear day.

RECREATIONAL
VESSELS