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NATO-Class Integrated Maritime Navigation & Security Solutions

OSI Maritime is a world-class provider of integrated surface ship navigational systems, subsurface dived navigation systems, and C2 small craft maritime
security solutions.

OSI Maritime was founded in 1979 when an innovative team of engineers and computer scientists revolutionized maritime navigation by pioneering the first electronic mapping display software designed specifically for naval and maritime security operations.

Today, ECPINS software offers versions for Surface Ships, Submarines, and High-Speed Small Craft. Its underlying open framework offers easy integration to existing warship systems to ensure that navigational safety is synergized across all naval operations and warfare domains.

ECPINS navigation software is designed with a composable framework that allows customers to deploy & integrate System Capability Modules and situational awareness tools that can be configured for mission critical functionalities.

We Embrace Our Purpose, Mission, and Vision.

Our

Purpose

We empower our maritime partners to chart pathways to mission success

Our

Mission

To provide navigation & tactical solutions that enhance situational awareness, safety & security for our maritime customers

Our

vision

To be the trusted partner for innovative fleetwide navigation and tactical solutions

Steep Growth Trajectory
& Climbing

25 NATO & Allied Navies have installed OSI navigation & tactical ops systems into
more than 700 surface & subsurface naval & maritime security vessels since 2000.

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1979 - 2000

Revolutionized maritime navigation with the introduction of their Precise Navigation System (PNS), the first electronic chart visual display system.

2002

Release of NATO STANAG WECDIS compliant version of ECPINS for Surface & Submarine Vessels.

2003

US Coast Guard selects ECPINS; Royal New Zealand Navy adopts fleet-wide installation of ECPINS.

2004

ECPINS is selected by U.K. Navy and Royal Australian Navy for fleed-wide installation.

2005

Introduction of COP-IDS; ECPINS is selected by Portuguese Navy, Danish Home Guard, and Royal Danish Navy.

2006

U.K. Royal Navy contracts C2 focused product (Warship - AIS).

2007

Wins contract with the US Department of Homeland Security and US Navy; Company hosts first Super-User Converence

2008

Introduction of Tactical Asset Control & Tracking (T-ACT), provides Submarine Navigation Systems to the Brazilian Navy..

2009

Turkish Navy selects ECPINS for Corvette New Build Program.

2010

Formal-Type Approval Against the NATO WECDIS STANAG 456-4 Edition 2; ECPINS installed on UK Royal Navy’s Astute Class Submarine. T-ACT selected for Winter Oplympics.

2011

Royal New Zealand Navy acquires IBS (Integrated Navigation and Tactical System - INTS).

2012

Royal Netherlands Navy selects Dived Navigation System for Walrus Class Submarines; T-ACT selected for Summer Opympics.

2013

Indonesian Navy selects Tactical Dived Navigation System; INTS selected for Royal Malaysian Navy LCS program; Royal Australian Navy Amphibious Task Group to use T-ACT.

2014

Selected to Design Integrated Bridge and Navigation Subsystem for the Royal Canadian Navy’s Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ship Project.

2015

INTS Selected for Indian Navy New Build Project; contracts to provide TDNS for Royal Swedish Navy A19 Submarine Upgrade Program.

2018

Indonesia, Netherlands, & Brazil Navies install OSI Tactical Dived Navigation Systems into their submarine fleets.

2019

OSI Achieves Cyber Essentials Plus Certification.

2022

RNLN acquires Fleet Wide License for OSI’s ECPINS WECDIS.

2023

OSI Selected as Finalist in BC Export Awards and Burnaby Business Excellence Award.

Flexible, Extensible Navigation & Tactical Ops Software

OSI Solutions

NATO & IMO Compliant

Our WECDIS solutions are International Maritime Organization certified and the only WECDIS system independently certified to comply with NATO WECDIS STANAG 4564.

Chart Display Engine

WECDIS-compatible chart engines display a diverse range of chart formats and satellite imagery including ENC, AML, encrypted charts, land contour maps, Bathymetry charts, and integrated vector/raster charts.

GPS-Denied Sensors

Interface with a diverse range of military and commercial navigation sensors to orient their position in a 3-D space. Sensor agnostic technologically allows Naval customers to select, configure, and optimize sensors to ensure the highest levels of performance and safety in new-build programs and in-service retrofits.

System Capability Modules

Extensions that can be deployed and integrated for mission critical functions such as Ship Helicopter Operating Limits (SHOL), digital navigation Radar Control interface, and Radar Image Overlay provide powerful positioning and situational awareness tools in demanding situations.

Systems Compatibility

Navigation Planning

Users optimization tools to plot, save, transfer, merge, and scan for hazards to reduce planning inefficiencies. Configurable route characteristics include planned speeds, wheel-over points, cross-track distances, action points, set & drift predictions, height of tide predictions, waypoint naming, and vessel turning data.

Quality Standards

Our manufactured components are sourced from NATO-friendly countries and meet all environmental response qualifications, shock vibrations, and durability standards. OSI solutions are IMO and NATO compliant for safety, (cyber) security, performance, compatibility, availability, maintainability, EM emissions control, and environmental conformance.

OSI Standards

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