Vision Marine Use Cases

Where vessel information creates real value.

For yacht presentation, remote vessel review, refit documentation and technical preparation.

Practical use

Four ways vessel information can be put to work.

The need may be commercial, project-based or technical. The work changes with the job: present the yacht, review the vessel remotely, document a refit or prepare a technical visit.

Yacht prepared for sales or charter presentation

01Yacht presentation

Yacht presentation

Yacht sales & charter presentation

Help prospective clients understand the yacht before an onboard visit, using a clear walkthrough and selected presentation material.

Typical usersOwners · Brokers · Charter teams

What is needed

Show the layout and selected spaces clearly before a viewing or commercial decision.

What we provide

Use a 3D walkthrough, drone footage and existing vessel material in one branded presentation.

What it improves

01Review before viewing02Better sense of layout03More informed enquiries

Typical scope3D walkthrough · Drone footage · Selected vessel material · Branded presentation page

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02Remote vessel review

Remote review

Remote vessel review & familiarisation

Allow owners, managers, crew and project stakeholders to review selected vessel spaces and material without everyone being onboard at the same time.

Typical usersOwners · Managers · Crew · Project stakeholders

What is needed

Give everyone the same visual reference before a visit, meeting or decision.

What we provide

Bring selected vessel spaces, project notes and supporting files together in one shared vessel reference.

What it improves

01Clearer remote review02One shared point of reference03Better preparation before attendance

Typical scopeSelected vessel capture · Project notes · Supporting files · Shared vessel reference

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Refit and handover record showing work progress

03Project documentation

Refit & handover

Refit, repair & handover documentation

Keep a clear record of the vessel before work starts, during key stages and at completion.

Typical usersOwners · Shipyards · Refit teams · Project managers

What is needed

Record changes to spaces, equipment or condition during refit and repair work.

What we provide

Capture the initial condition, agreed progress stages and final delivery in one project record.

What it improves

01Clearer progress checks02Before-and-after record03More complete handover

Typical scopeInitial condition capture · Progress records · Selected documents · Completion record

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Vessel equipment locations and technical references prepared for review

04Technical preparation

Technical preparation

Equipment mapping & technical preparation

Help technical teams locate equipment, understand access and review useful references before attending the vessel.

Typical usersTechnical managers · Captains · Engineers · Service teams

What is needed

Prepare technical work with a clearer view of equipment position, access routes and available information.

What we provide

Link selected vessel spaces with equipment locations and the relevant technical references.

What it improves

01Faster equipment location02Better attendance preparation03Clearer technical communication

Typical scopeSelected vessel capture · Equipment mapping · Technical references

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From capture to use

A clear route from vessel capture to a usable record.

The starting point may be a walkthrough or visual record. Its value comes from organising the material for a specific job—presentation, review, handover or technical preparation.

Capture

Record the vessel, selected spaces or the condition at a specific stage.

Organise

Gather the relevant vessel material, files and project notes in a clear order.

Connect

Link spaces with equipment, documents and the information needed for the job.

Give the people involved one clear point of reference.

Extend

Add more information or software functions later as the need develops.

Project timing

Useful before, during and after vessel work.

Before

Prepare before attendance

See the vessel, selected spaces and available information before travelling, inspecting or planning work onboard.

During

Follow the work more clearly

Compare progress and review the supporting material as the project moves forward.

After

Keep a usable final record

Retain the completed visual and technical record for handover and future reference.