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A panel of judges from Boating Writers International (BWI) have honoured Raymarine with a 2022 Innovation Award from the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) for their Cyclone open-array radar series.
The NMMA Innovation Award marks the fourth major accolade for the Cyclone since its introduction last October. Featuring solid-state CHIRP pulse compression, Cyclone radars are conceived and crafted to give mariners the confidence to tackle the harshest conditions, gain distinct advantages in the hunt for fish and safely navigate busy waterways.
Grégoire Outters, VP and General Manager of Raymarine, commented: ‘The Cyclone design was optimised through wind tunnel testing and designed to break conventions in the open-array radar product category. Our new radar series has been carefully executed by our team to demonstrate the clear advantages of our next-generation technologies. We challenged ourselves to create a radar that combines beauty with high performance, and the results are groundbreaking design, high efficiency and extremely clear radar imagery.’
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