BMT Software
BMT REMBRANDT Ship Simulator
DNV-certified (Class A, B, C, S) real-time manoeuvring, berthing and training simulator, scalable from laptop to full mission bridge.
Description
BMT REMBRANDT (Real-Time Manoeuvring, Berthing and Training) is a maritime navigation simulation and analysis system, certified by DNV to Class A (full-mission), B (multi-task), C (limited task) and S (special task).
Key features
- Multi-vessel interaction with hydrodynamic models calibrated against sea trials, including squat, bank effects and ship interaction
- Runs on a laptop, mini-bridges, 360° tug/OSV setups or full mission bridges
- Integrates with radar, ECDIS, GMDSS and S-57/S-100 ENC charts
- Forensic AIS/VDR 3D replay
- Available through BMT consultancy or under licence
Applications
Port and jetty design, pilot and tug master training, accident investigation, litigation support and autonomy testing. Users named include the US NTSB, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Seabourn and P&O Cruises Australia.
Specifications
| DNV certification | Class A (full-mission), B (multi-task), C (limited task), S (special task) |
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