Ground-Breaking Tech on our Bering 75 Explorer Yacht - Pt.3 (Eps.50)

[@NautiGuys]

Thanks to everyone who joined the back-to-back Premieres today! if you want to learn more about the Tech in this video: bit.ly/NautiGuys-Furuno

[@mebdeb1508]

Excellent job on this outstanding informative vid.

[@toddfullwood8640]

I have a couple of questions here. In the learning curve of GPS tech there were trucks being directed under too low bridges, random accidents caused by reliance on the tech. Go back to the birth of a search engine or Wikipedia and its only as good as the information that is input. The safety of info checking for remote or unsure waters is a great feature amongst many. The one thing that cannot be computed is human error, inexperience or ego. Plotting the course is great but does it compute to match the capacity of the vessel? Will the tech stall command of the course if unsafe? Many a captain has pushed through weather when the logic said not to. As captains, how much autonomy would you cede?

[@ItsKazzaa]

How about Unity as a boat name. Short, easy to understand in lots of languages, and has a sense of pride. Another few I was thinking about is, Majesty, as well as Luna.

[@mebdeb1508]

"Cutting Edge" or any name emulating the high tech Furuno sailing experience. There are several terms/names along the line of showing / advertising how high tech your boat is. Take some time and come up with you're own tailored name that expresses your "top of the line" tech/amenities.

[@cliffvictoria3863]

Great series of videos on this amazing tech! As far as boat names, KZbinr would be funny and appropriate. Somebody probably already has it.

[@andysmith5220]

What i love is that Furuno is constantly learning and innovating and working to make it easier for even a novice. With their settings i could even operate a large boat and sure opens the world up to me regardless of boat size

[@NautiGuys]

agreed

[@PorscheSpeedster-kz6nc]

The best Furuno commercial ever made! Very informative. Nice job.

[@RichardandSharon]

I LOVE the automatically downloading charts and auto updates! Brilliant!!

[@NautiGuys]

glad that you liked it

[@Alicatt1]

Sounds good, hopefully it works better than Active Captain, as that has been a bit of a pain recently updating the charts on my Echomap, between it not being intuitive and data getting corrupted along the way.

[@brunomeral7885]

That's quite a bunch of passionate and competent guys in their field!

[@NautiGuys]

They are super amazing!

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thank you!

[@shadowfax1220]

Amazing series of videos dedicated to Furuno. Thier technology far surpassed what I was aware of and as a company themselves I have to say I am impressed.

[@TonyK3130]

The NautiGuys and Furuno just laid down a challenge to the industry. Fantastic!

[@MrDaleOaks]

I was a captain on a 50 SeaRay Sundancer from 1998 till 2000, and it is unbelievable how much technology has changed since then. WOW!!! This is just amazing!!

[@NautiGuys]

technology is unstoppable

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

The crazy thing is, I watched these out of order- I watched the first one shortly after it was released, then I watched this one before part 2- because I just got home and couldn't pass up the live premier. I mentioned "the crazy thing is" because everything was explained so well, that I had absolutely no confusion watching them out of order!

[@NautiGuys]

lol

[@stevercarter5317]

I’m still confused but at a much higher level.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Glad to hear it!

[@freddensmore2287]

I’m blown away by the technology of this segment that was shared, great job!

[@NautiGuys]

happy to hear that you enjoyed it!

[@lbl9066]

Yes, the best info to what our world will be in the near future.

[@Dogasaurus]

Can't believe I missed the live premiere for a friend's birthday picnic. Really need to reassess my priorities...Two things among all that dazzling functionality that stood out; the rain/fog-penetrating radar & the crowd-sourcing/PBG chart updating. Both obviously huge for safety as coastal areas, especially, become ever more heavily traveled by craft with command crew of varying abilities & experience. Interested to know how much will be available on your vid screens throughout the boat,too. Clients will be fascinated but you'll soon get sick of them peering over your shoulder in the pilothouse.

[@holeywell]

I had no idea about the system telling you about potential collisions. That’s a game changer especially at night time when you have no idea what’s in the water ahead. Plus the added about auto pilot detouring you around. Every boat needs this

[@davel9130]

I can't begin to tell you how much I loved watching these two episodes. Thank you for posting them both.

[@mr.stoneman4484]

Wow 😮, i am a little Tech Nerd but what you showed us today was unbeliviebale. But this shows what is possible when smart and passionated People can invent for all of us. Thank you for this "behind the curtain" view.

[@NautiGuys]

you are so welcome

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidrowley1577]

Excellent 3 part series with the Furuno Team. Great group of people. I trained at their facility in Camas many years ago. Your all doing an excellent job and always anxious to hear the progress of your B75. Chow!!!

[@Ron-zr6se]

Looks like it's time for an upgrade. Thank you Victoria and Rico for the great information!

[@P-CROZIER]

Thank You Victoria and Rico for Such an excellent Informative segment on Technology Designs in Radar, Auto-Pilots etc... And Sound Equipment Technology for Excellent Music Performance 💜👏🏽👏🏽⭐ Paul from Oz

[@NautiGuys]

Our pleasure!

[@CAUSELESSREBEL]

What a great experience for the both of you. What a wonderful company to interact with. I can not imagine how much you learned from Furuno.i learned a ton from your great videos. Now we have to wait to see M/Y NoName's progress. Exciting for us, but off the chart excitment for you two. I'd wager that the Furuno guys and Alexi are excited to see your yacht come together. It is a remarkable and innovative project. Fun times. Ciao for now.

[@NautiGuys]

Thank you so much for hanging with us! We 💙 you Nauti Crew!

[@The6Guest]

Wow, very impressive hardware and software from Furuno! I have no experience with any of this, but it looks very user friendly and the UI ;) is great! If I ever get the chance to build a boat, I certainly want to use Furuno too.

[@MrDLYouTube]

Woah, this is awesome! Thanks for the video guys!

[@Greg-n-Simba]

WOW !!! ❤ This an absolute Game Changer.

[@bobblack6816]

I love Victoria’s enthusiasm! ❤️

[@andylifer5302]

The tiny boat in this video would make a perfect skiff for y’all’s new super yacht that’s basically the size of a holiday in express, not a room, the entire hotel. It’s weird how invested I’ve become in your boat build, it very exciting and is gonna give you guys the life you’ve always wanted. So happy for you but send more pics. AnyETA on when you’ll start sea trials? Very excited for you guys.

[@divekatdreaming]

Amazing tech! So much capability at your fingertips!

[@kentvonmiddledorm677]

Now we are talking. Awesome video. Excited for you two. Aloha.

[@thetraveler5798]

Wow !! 👏👏👏✅ Furuno well done Excellent, 👍👍❗

[@NautiGuys]

Glad you like it!

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@curtishay3166]

This series of episodes was excellent.

[@NautiGuys]

thank you so much!

[@stevenryle5709]

Love all the tech data.

As the Google AI proved conclusively, Garbage in Garbage out still rules, even in AI. Good on Furuno and I'm sure many other companies for being so thoroughly professional about it's implementation. I don't even own a boat and I fell in love with the Furuno electronics suite.

[@TerryKeever]

Wow. Not what I think of when I think AI, but this technology is here now. From fishing boats to super yachts, safety and the overall experience will be improved. Exciting innovations.

[@DavidSmith-nd6pj]

Amazing technology rico victoria, u r a bunch of smart people 😊

[@RichardandSharon]

Can’t wait to see this… on a Bearing Cat!!!

[@NautiGuys]

happy to hear

[@Knuckleup-v6b]

That's amazing. I think that is what has deterred me from owning a bigger boat because of the learning curve of the software. This makes it so much easier and more safe. Coming from a software engineer and developer, awesome job guys. Automation is the way to go.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thanks for the kind comment! Now go get that bigger boat!😂😉

[@menedon9599]

I still try to figure out what rules apply when you are single handed on open sea like an ocean and you've got to rest. Is there a function which allows you to set off an audible alarm if there is an traffic alert which is not clearing itself for a certain period of time, so you can get up and take actions? But overall a incredible technology and so easy to use. Learned alot within this Furuno series.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

There are several different types of alarms that you can activate on the system.

[@EugeneMorris-m1w]

You are just great, I have to say you picked up on the tech that you had never seen before . You are a package, eye candy with brains, I can already see that you will be the first to learn your new equipment. Even more reason to have a second captain-chair in the wheelhouse. You go, girl!

[@1sheinz]

This is Truely Mind blowing stuff, THANK YOU NAUTI GUY'S !!! Virginia the new hair cut looks Amazing . CHEERS AND SAFE TRAVELS Steve h

[@bradlonderee2177]

Just shared this video with my wife to watch what our Furuno will do on our new Costa 34! Thanks for the informative video!

[@FTGhomestead]

guys, I really enjoyed all 3 parts of this series. Very informative and clear as radar hahahahahhaha. It's nice to see the product applications and abilities of what's new in the boating industry for the little man to your mega yacht. If you keep up the great work and videos, I'll keep watching and dreaming. Thanks until the next video!

[@NautiGuys]

Thank you for the kind feedback, really appreciate it

[@larrylandei65]

Safety first ! That's why Germans interpret "their" Mercedes Benz S-Class as security and what Furuno has "put together" will not only please Germans! finally something that you don't have to think about all the time - security ! Thank you Furuno and many wonderful hours on your new Bering and success, love and water under your keel! BBSOOEMD (Bering - best that swims on Oceans with the exception of Moby Dick!

[@alanblasczyk1779]

This is so cool. Amazing software and a great aid to travel.

[@NautiGuys]

We agree!

[@TrogART]

Amazing kit, every question that popped up in my mind was almost instantaneously answered or shortly there after. One addition I would like is a voice controlled 'How do I" so if you have forgotten how to do something you can simply utter a question and a short video would play with a how to do it. As you have multiple screens you can have one ready for this as there is such a vast amount of possibilities on this system, and as your going to be using a lot of them from the charter prospective with not only your craft but the tender and guests needs especially at the start of your venture.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Great idea, thanks!

[@TrogART]

My pleasure, with AI and the advent of voice control today and the sheer complexity and knowing that it can take ages to absorb and all the information that is at hand takes ages to log it all in our brains, I know as I use a plethora of software and even updates can be tricky to get your head round them. If noisy maybe a 'How do I' button just in case and a list. But voice activation and help could speed things up.@@FurunoMarineElectronics

[@alanmathison7104]

Coming from Loran in 1970 and sailing with a 18" dome. this is mind blowing. The only thing I would like to know is, what about "lighting protection". Having lost electronics to lighting in El Salvador. (fly it out for repair, fly it in, 2 weeks +)How vulnerable is it to strikes? Great 3 part series.

[@NautiGuys]

sooo happy to hear

[@vincentcollin6490]

Amazing! Real kids in a toy shop at Christmas! 😃

[@NautiGuys]

😝😝

[@jeromehebert3184]

can't wait to see the sea trails with this company it is going to be awesome . even though i don't have a boat i am excited about the technology being an IT guy by trade, and very impressed with the company from my MBA standpoint.

[@NautiGuys]

happy to hear Jerome

[@larryboles629]

OUT-FREAKING-STANDING!!!!!

[@NautiGuys]

😝💙💙🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

💯🔥🔥

[@petervandoren2984]

That was fantastic! Thank you sooooo much for doing this. Thanks to Furuno for their cooperation. I learned so much, not only about the electronics, but also about what is required to navigate and operate larger ships from this. I look forward to the next geek-out you guys do. Meanwhile, I now have to go back to the first two episodes and click that LIKE button, as I was so gripped with the shows.

[@Bigfish300]

Absolutely amazing equipment

[@NautiGuys]

We agree!

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thank you!

[@davidpalmer4184]

I understand that this is supposed to be an advertising exercise for Furuno but to my surprise they seemed very relatable and interested in their customers. Love the new technology and I hope their customer service lives up to your expectations. Great job guys!

[@SirAdamMeek]

OK I used to SWEAR by Garmin, but that just blew my mind!

[@NautiGuys]

isn't it sensational

Yep. Looks like it's Garmin in light aircraft and Furuno on the waves.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

🤯Glad you liked it!

[@SirAdamMeek]

@@FurunoMarineElectronics so when we call for the nauti guys package, you'll know what we're talking about?

[@erickramer9291]

awsome..... tesla of the seas. love your show Eric

[@MinTerGyi007]

Amazing technology 😎❤🎉

[@joemedcalf7732]

Wow I want one on my 20-foot fishing boat. Awesome video.

[@NautiGuys]

Thank you so much - happy to hear that you enjoyed it!

[@herberthill9425]

Excellent review of Furuno AI!!!

[@NautiGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mikeblankenship3883]

Loved it

[@frankmosuch6798]

Excellent. Digging deep, I have learned a huge amount.

[@NautiGuys]

Excellent

[@kengibson503]

Mind BLOWN!

[@NautiGuys]

💙🎉😝

[@gillmellor390]

Thank you Rick Doner for my gifted membership! Missed the live broadcast as I'm in the UK so it was a lovely surprise when I finally got around to looking at my emails!

[@NautiGuys]

@Rick Doner is a rockstar 🎉💙💙💙

[@lordelk]

Gosh I want all this stuff on my next boat.

[@SweetStephee]

This is awesome ❤ & so true about the younger generation. They did grow up with technology. Growing up, My family was excited about technicolor tv! 😂 & it was the size of a small car now😂❤

[@NautiGuys]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed it

[@Winkmeister]

Great tour and expanded demo of your future equipment's capabilities... as far as the phrase Light Marine-- think of it as a positive characteristic for your future home/ favored waters of the shallow Bahamas

[@cyrillawless]

Wow, today’s tech is unreal. I’d love to be 20 again. When I started fishing we had old single stialist paper sounders and orange screen radars. When I retired they were just starting to bring in the wassp system for 3d plotting. I’d have traded my family jewels for this tech when. I was 20 😲

[@reinovator]

Very Cool Stuff! Thank you!

[@ElainCorrine]

I'm used to Garmin systems but after watching these vids, my next boat (if my health improves enough to be able to go sailing again) is going to be Furuno fitted.

[@NautiGuys]

🎉🎉💙💙💙

[@lukeallen8224]

Absolutely!!

[@rosemarieroberts-h3h]

Wow! How interesting! Great video as always and thanks for the deep dive! Love you guys! 🤩😍😘

[@NautiGuys]

Glad you enjoyed it! We love you back!

[@reticentraven]

Another great tour! I'm a landlubber (sigh!) and not a mariner, but this was fascinating, educational and very well explained by the Furuno crew. Really enjoyed it!

[@debbiewilliams2653]

Wow,guys it took me Sunday night and a little bit of Monday to finish this. And all I can say is WOW. And Thank you. I learned alot😊

[@petewoodfine2100]

WOW, I'm so glad I have watched it,so much Information, the tech is definitely more user friendly than I thought it would be.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thank you!

[@MarkShanks-r9k]

So interesting. thank ya'll for your channel. love it.

[@rwelpers]

With the idea of the smart boat. Can you get the movie that is playing in the galley on one of those 6 screens? So you can keep up with the show on long crossings. Or even face-to-face communication. With the state room from the fly bridge

[@NautiGuys]

😜

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Actually, there are HDMI input ports on these units, so you could bring in that movie if you wanted to!

[@davidmcbee814]

What a great company.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thank you, we appreciate it!

[@dustoff1472]

Will the system take in consideration tides? Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Yes, tides are built in to the system.

[@rwelpers]

Can we go ahead and run that technology throughout the boat? So it is accessible from state rooms, galleys and the bridge. Basically a smart boat

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

You could have repeater displays connected through the HDMI out ports.

[@Tanner6-tp8nx]

Awesome system! Makes me want to build a huge Bearing and get one! Fun too!

[@beardies]

question for Furuno. with your AI feature does your AIS integrate with it so you have some idea of the what is ahead of you, such as the type and size of the ship or boat?

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Yes it does take in the AIS information, as well as tide, depth, and other parameters.

[@DougFleck]

Are you going to the Palm Beach boat show next?

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Furuno will be there, stop by our booth #583 to say hi and get a first-hand look at TZtouchXL!

[@AbNomal621]

Are the 6 favorite screens for the particular monitor? Or the same for all in the bank? If for that monitor, is there a way to pull from a different one in the bank?

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

The 6 favorite screens is for each MFD screen. So for Victoria and RIco, they will have the possibility of 24 favorite screens across their four MFDS.

[@aldobergamini462]

Fascinating information in this series of episodes! A question popped in my mind while I was seeing the part about the sonar transducers. Great tech, but 'loud'.. What is known about the effects (if any) on marine life from the sounding, 'noisy' vessels that spread out in all seas? Not to say of course that sonar tech is bad, but more on the line of thinking of 'be as good for the seas while at sea'.

[@micjailchavezmorejon3140]

Hello, I love your tours of the boats, you learn a lot about the subject and you enjoy it, so one thing that I want and that I have noticed that the vast majority of boats do not have, is that I would like a flat bridge on the boats They had their own independent bathroom on that floor, I say this because if they are ultimately going to afford such a luxury, why not do it? It's just a suggestion, I say.

[@duckysnest610]

Love these tech vids

[@NautiGuys]

happy to hear

[@GeorgeSavva-e8t]

wow very fascinating, and informative, thank you . this has helped me with my new boat planning /build

[@NautiGuys]

Great to hear!

[@thomasw5430]

Color me impressed! I love the fact that the system automatically updates the charts. Not sure if it would allow you to eliminate the paper charts-I am guessing it won’t. The AI powered route planning feature is nice to see considering how “new” the technology is. The autonomous ship mentioned was interesting, and I’d love to see where we are with the autonomous technology in say 10-15 years. It will be interesting to see what kind of restrictions insurance carriers would place on its ise

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Thanks for your kind comments!

[@chrisheine1139]

Man I really enjoyed this series ❤

[@NautiGuys]

Glad to hear it!

[@normbond8888]

This has been so interesting thanks guys & to Furuno for their openness in discussing their technology. 🙏👍🇨🇦

[@pierreburton564]

I didn’t read all comments but in the chart plotting part, it avoids the depth you set it at but does it take in consideration the tides and times?

[@williamglidden359]

Agreed, does it know tide tables?

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

It does take all of those parameters into consideration.

[@danpollak1719]

outstanding, interesting, another great video ! Thanks again for your time and sharing this great experience!

[@dwtrksvc]

I seriously hope you take all the people who have made appearances on all your videos for your new boat out as your first "official" charter as a thank you. It would be awesome.to watch everyone interact in a tropical area in a non-business environment.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

We whole heartedly agree!!🤣😉

[@ScottGunMag69]

I really appreciate this series of videos. Thank you so much for the content.

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tomvanconettsr6609]

One of your best. Thanks for teaching us.

[@jonathanscott550]

Great video I watched 1/2 live then had stuff to do Husband duties never end. Now have just finishing watching recorded end

[@NautiGuys]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@NautiGuys]

Hope you enjoyed it! Thank you putting us in the mix with your husband duties 🤩

[@jonathanscott550]

@@NautiGuys definitely did

[@davedavids9619]

Great video and these guys are all dedicated to their product. The capabilities of todays equipment far surpass that of e.g. 10 years ago. There are a couple of things that I did not hear, but am very curious to learn. Reason is that I have experienced that myself and it made me buy new equipment. Was a costly affair. - Can you mix Furuno equipment with other brands of equipment ? E.g. we have Raymarine, but our security camera's (non Raymarine) cannot be displayed on our Raymarine equipment. Or can you mix Raymarine, Garmin, Simrad with Furuno ? - If a new piece of equipment is produced, can you enter that into your existing system ? E.g. we wanted a newer model plotter, but the radar we had (perfectly fine for what we use it for) was not compatible with the new plotter. So we had to buy a new radar as well. Also our existing depth meter was not compatible with the new system, so also that had to be exchanged. It would have been nice if we could just plug in a new plotter into the system and keep going. So curious if Furuno can do that ? - We have added a Thermal Imaging camera, but that one again is not compatible with Raymarine, so we needed an additional screen for that. - As for the charts, does Furuno charge you an arm and a leg each year for the charts or is it reasonable. For a charter yacht 1000 USD for charts per year is not that bad, but for the average boater each year 1000 USD for charts is over the top. Luckily Raymarine works with Navionics charts (Garmin), so we can get a new subscription for a reasonable price (still). Curious what Furuno does. - Is Furuno compatible with apps like Navily ? May sound strange, but Navily is a perfect app to get info on anchorages and unfortunately we cannot present the info on our Raymarine screens. We need an additional screen (not Raymarine) to be able to see that info. Would be so great if the plotter would be able to display the Navily info when you click on a bay. You will instantly see what others think of the anchorage, where the best place is, what to look out for, how busy it can be in a certain period etc. If Furuno can do that they certainly have an edge over everyone else and it is info that boaters would like to know before they make a decision to buy a certain brand. I know it has nothing to do with your Bering, but would be great if Furuno could react. 👍

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Depends on what you are looking to connect. For example, many sensors like heading, temperature, engine data, etc. can be transferred across the NMEA2000 network and you can display that data. Radar, Fish Finder, and chart data is proprietary for all of the manufacturers. Certain cameras, like thermal and security cameras can be displayed on most manufacturer's MFDs, you just need to make sure it is compatible before purchasing those 3rd party cameras. Hope that helps!

[@bud1412]

Wow when I started, getting a Loran and my dock friends were amazed. I watched your other video today on zinc and bottom a bottom protection.. cannot wait to see you on you new boat.

[@mikemoxley9477]

OMG… what a game changer !! THANKS FOR THE REVIEW.

[@NautiGuys]

Any time!

[@donatosiena3034]

Merci les amis c'était très intèressant pour l'avenir. portez vous bien et bonne continuation dans votre périple. à très bientôt

[@genemorris2367]

This was by all means one of the best videos that I have seen. you are great Victoria, a great combination of eye candy and brains. you will definitely be the first to operate all that technical equipment on your new boat, now all you will need is to learn how to anchor it, lol.

[@NautiGuys]

😝😂 I’m the one who does the anchoring actually 🤷‍♀️😂 V

[@genemorris2367]

I was just referring to what you said when you were shown the anchor system on a Bering and you had said that someone will have to show you how to us the system because you never used anything like it, understandably because it is new to you

[@bryansfiesta]

I must admit, I was thinking of switching my electronics suite to another manufacturer. After watching this series i am staying with FURUNO!

[@NautiGuys]

🎉🎉

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Glad to hear it!

[@andrewhillier2734]

Game changing!!! Well done Furuno! I wonder. Can you link the tender to the yacht so the two sets of screens are aligned and communicating. Would be great for the captain on the yacht to be able to monitor the situation of the tender

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

There are some technologies that you can do that to monitor the depth of the area with the tender and transmit it to the mothership. This is the WASSP Multibeam Sonar system.

[@alcondragon]

I do believe this tech will actually help to make better captains with more knowledge, better safety and overall intelligent decisions. BRAVO...

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

More safety information creates better situational awareness!

[@jeffalexander544]

I can’t wait to the day (better be recording), we see Alexey’s face when you commission him to build you guys a B95.

[@Alicatt1]

It's come a long way since I was learning about digital logic circuits to enable me to repair the new fangled Anti collision features on the radars back in 1973

[@peterhoofien7302]

Question: What will come after the AI Captain for Furuno? Auto dock and undock maybe?

[@FurunoMarineElectronics]

Great ideas!