Technology

The outboard manufacturer donated money and equipment to support local organizations.

Its electromobility technology will be used on a Fountaine-Pajot 40 sailing cat.

Tracy Crocker says that acquisitions are just the beginning.

The event focused on both technology and the conservation of natural resources.

The season opens today in Texas, and JL will demo products at the tour’s four events.

Yarmouth Boat Yard and Southern Maine Community College announce partnership.

The association will advocate for protecting fish habitats and educating anglers on ways to maximize the survival of released fish.

The goal is to used 3D printed parts and replace plugs.

Tom Schuessler (left), most recently president of Land ‘N’ Sea, will take over Power Products. Mike Conners (right), vice president of national sales at Land ‘N’ Sea, will take over as president of that Mercury division.

The company is adding 30,000-square feet to the casting facility.

Gains in marine electronics helped lift sales.

Sixth annual event features boats powered by non-fossil fuel sources.

Volvo Penta veteran Hannes Norrgren to take over top position

Evinrude parent to buy 80 percent of Telwater, with current owner staying on as minority shareholder.

Higher demand for chartplotters and sonar pushed up Q1 sales.

Eric Colby asks if assisted docking means neglecting basic operator skills.

From joysticks to multifunction-displays, the marine industry is taking the stress out of boat operation.

The connected vessel race accelerates as Siren and Nautic-On units become standard on multiple boat brands.

Jens Bering looks back at how Volvo Penta’s IPS system and joystick developed.

“But this is exactly where I am supposed to be,” says Nona Pedersen, 26, the newly appointed general manager of Oceanmax.

Yanmar’s new water toy is like a hoverboard for the water.

The electronics giant is ranked number five among 500 companies in Forbes’ annual survey.