Fully integrated, high-performance management and control system
SEASTactics is the new edge of whole ship integration for patrol vessels and for units operating in low-intensity warfare scenarios.
Integrated Platform Management Systems
Viale Brigate Partigiane 92R,
16129 Genova Italy
Seastema S.p.A., a Fincantieri Company, is a global supplier of integrated automation and control systems (IACS) for naval and maritime industries
Seastema has grown rapidly in the last years thanks to the attention to the customers’ needs and the continuous improvement of the portfolio with strategic products and innovative solutions that help customers and end users to maximise the reliability and the operational efficiency of their ships.
Combining cutting-edge technology in process automation with leading expertise in ship-building, Seastema has developed SEASNavy™, the integrated platform management systems (IPMS) for naval ships that grants a high level of integration and automated features. SEASNavy™, is the step forward in marine automation technology.
SEASNavy™ helps Seastema’s customers to improve the ship operability in terms of safer and more efficient operations and in terms of operating costs reduction.
The typical scope of supply includes monitoring and control of marine machinery equipment, electrical and power generation systems, hull services, ship services and safety systems. All systems are designed to guarantee the highest level of redundancy for the maximum of availability, along with ship survivability and operability in case of damage or emergency conditions.
A sophisticated set of specialised libraries, combining full access to all information and subsystems functionality with simplified operating functions that optimise crew intervention, are what make SEASNavy™ IPMS extremely appreciated by the end user customers.
IPMS standard supply:
Additional features:
System reliability and availability are guaranteed by the system design requirements: fault tolerance, multi-level redundancy and the ability to withstand the toughest marine environments but also by other characteristics that help to minimise the time to restore like advanced self-diagnostic tools, configuration online and easy maintenance procedures.
All systems are certified in accordance with the relevant MIL standards.
The basic design of the automation system starts with the preliminary stage of close cooperation with the navy to define the most efficient solution for them, while also taking into consideration the warship’s characteristics and operational requirements.
Our considerable experience demonstrates that this approach results in a ship management system, which provides added value to the whole ship.
Service activities begin with the ship’s operation and last for its entire lifetime. To assist navy officers all over the world, Seastema can rely on a flexible service organisation that often involves also technical partners based in the operative area of the ships.
The life cycle concept, the large use of COTS products available everywhere and the service organisation ensure high-system availability during the entire ship operating life.
Some of Seastema SEASNavy™’s most significant projects include:
SEASTactics is the new edge of whole ship integration for patrol vessels and for units operating in low-intensity warfare scenarios.
The Vulcano logistic support ship (LSS) being built by Fincantieri for the Italian Navy is scheduled to be commissioned in 2019.
FFX-II, an improved variant of Incheon-class (FFX-I) frigates, is intended to replace the Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy’s ageing fleet of corvettes and frigates.
Within a 'Contratto di Programma', Regione Puglia has approved MARIN (Integrated Marine Remote Environmental Monitoring), a project with a total investment of approximately €6m over three years.
Seastema has obtained the MED/4.16 Type Approval Certificate of Conformity of its SEAS-PILOT HCS autopilot system from DNVGL.
SEASTEMA and HANWHA SYSTEMS have delivered the SEASNavy Engineering Control System (ECS) on the first of eight Daegu-class frigates (FFX-II), built by Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Co for the Republic of Korea Navy (RoKN).
Seastema presented the new platform SW MPEV, a technology conceived and developed as a response to the high-quality requirements of the Italian 'Defence Act' for the renewal plan of the Italian Navy's fleet during IDEX-NAVDEX, one of the world's most important defence and security exhibitions held in Abu Dhabi.
Seastema, the Marine Automation provider of the Fincantieri Group, was chosen for the delivery of an advanced Dynamic Positioning System for two military patrol vessels built for the Italian Coast Guard at Fincantieri's Castellammare di Stabia (Naples) shipyard, the Ubaldo Diciotti and Luigi Dattilo Off-Shore Patrol Vessels.
Seastema, an Italian marine automation provider, and German navigation system manufacturer Raytheon Anschütz have been chosen for the delivery of an advanced integrated bridge and navigation system for two military patrol vessels.
Viale Brigate Partigiane 92R
16129 Genova
Italy