Browser-based voyage planning launched by Teledyne Raymarine Commercial

Teledyne Raymarine Commercial has launched MyRA 2.0, a web-based voyage planning and route appraisal platform designed to reduce planning time and improve coordination between vessel crews and shore-based teams.

The platform combines routing information, weather data and automated compliance checks, allowing users to prepare voyage plans through a browser without installing local software.

MyRA 2.0 validates plans against routing regulations, chart status, notices to mariners and navigational warnings. The resulting plans are formatted for use with ECDIS, while activity logs provide traceability for fleet operations and health, safety, environment and quality teams.

The system allows ship and shore personnel to work from the same voyage-planning information, with company-specific templates, customisable plan outputs and secure data exchange intended to support consistent procedures across fleets.

MyRA 2.0 also supports weather-optimised routing and draws on a global routing intelligence database maintained by maritime experts. The platform builds on ChartWorld’s existing digital navigation, voyage planning and chart management technology, now part of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial.

“Voyage planning has become increasingly complex as operators balance safety, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency,” said Stephan Dimke, general manager of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial.

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