From February 11 to February 15, 2026, the Miami International Boat Show will take place, one of the most important global events in the marine and boating industry. The show attracts exhibitors, professionals, boat owners and enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing a complete range of technologies, vessels and marine solutions.
Yacht Controller will be present at this year’s show, highlighting its leadership in wireless remote control systems and Dynamic Positioning (DPS), reinforcing its role as a key provider of manoeuvring technology for modern boating.
Yacht Controller: real, immediate and operational control
The spotlight is on systems that deliver direct and hands-on control of the vessel, designed to improve one of the most challenging aspects of boating: manoeuvring.
Yacht Controller products allow the captain to:
- control the vessel remotely, moving freely on deck during manoeuvres
- obtain better visibility during docking
- reduce operational stress
- increase precision and safety, even in tight or critical conditions
These features make Yacht Controller technology not only innovative, but practical and effective for everyday boating use.
Dynamic Positioning System (DPS)
A key highlight for Miami is the DPS – Dynamic Positioning System, which enables:
- automatic position holding of the vessel
- compensation for wind, current and drift
- support for harbour operations and temporary stops
The DPS enhances safety, stability and predictability of manoeuvres, providing meaningful assistance to the captain.
Why Yacht Controller at Miami
The Miami International Boat Show serves as an international platform for the latest in boating, from vessel debuts to cutting-edge onboard technology.
Yacht Controller’s presence at the show underscores its ongoing commitment to delivering technologically significant solutions that meet the real needs of those who live and work at sea.
See you at the show
Starting February 11, Yacht Controller will be at Miami to connect with shipyards, professionals, owners and marine industry operators. During the event, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the benefits of remote control systems and discover how these technologies are becoming integral to modern vessel operations.