Let’s say the quiet part out loud:

Chartplotters are no longer enough.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they were never designed for what boats have become.

In Nordic waters, technology is not adopted because it is fashionable.

It is adopted because it works reliably, transparently, and for the long term.

For decades, chartplotters have been the unquestioned center of the yacht helm. They’ve grown bigger screens, faster processors, and nicer graphics—but at their core, they haven’t changed.

That’s not evolution.

That’s preservation.

Pod Cast- iNav4U, CEO, Olivier Hendrikx

Interview by Paul Trammell, Author, Sailor, Podcaster

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