As the Monaco Yacht Show fills the Principality with the world’s largest superyachts, captains and owners focus on what matters most: total control inches away from the quay.
The spotlight of international yachting shines on Port Hercule. Between vessels exceeding 50 meters, world premieres, and the most exclusive berths on the French Riviera, Monaco stands as the epicenter of maritime luxury.
Yet anyone at the helm — commanding a 40-foot cruiser or a superyacht — knows what happens when the show ends and routine returns. Entering a crowded marina, navigating narrow fairways, and handling sudden gusts of wind isn’t about aesthetics; it’s about pure technique and precision.
Beyond the Fixed Helm Station
In tight harbor conditions, remaining confined to a fixed helm station inevitably creates blind spots. Near high-value hulls and concrete quays, even a minor miscalculation can carry high costs.
Yacht Controller technology was engineered to give captains full freedom of movement. Stepping out onto the side deck or aft to visually inspect distances, while retaining precise, proportional control over engines and thrusters, transforms the entire docking process.
The product range is tailored to every hull class:
- Nemesis: Fast response and simplified handling for boats up to 16 meters, ideal for short-handed cruising.
- MaXimo: Precise power modulation for motor yachts up to 26 meters, built to master crosswinds and strong currents.
- SVPREMO: The flagship control platform for superyachts, featuring fully redundant architecture and maximum system integration.
From major industry events to everyday cruising, the true asset on board is knowing every docking maneuver is fully under control.
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