MyRA 2.0: How One Platform Cuts Voyage Planning Time by Half

The browser-based system integrates routing intelligence, regulatory validation, and real-time ship-shore collaboration, enabling crews and fleet managers to work from a single, continuously updated data source.

MyRA 2.0 eliminates the need for local software installations, reducing IT overhead while combining weather data, notices to mariners, and automated compliance checks into a unified workflow. The platform’s guided processes allow navigators to generate ECDIS-ready voyage plans in a fraction of the time required by traditional methods, with built-in validation against SOLAS passage-planning requirements and industry vetting standards.

How MyRA 2.0 Transforms Voyage Planning Workflows

The platform’s standout feature is its connected ship-shore environment, which synchronises voyage-planning data between vessel crews and shore-based teams in near real time. This shared operational view minimises inconsistencies and compliance risks, while comprehensive activity logs provide audit-ready traceability for marine, fleet operations, and HSQE teams. MyRA 2.0 also supports weather-optimised routing and customisable voyage templates, allowing operators to align planning processes with company-specific requirements.

Stephan Dimke, General Manager of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial, emphasised the platform’s role in addressing the growing complexity of maritime operations:

“Voyage planning has become increasingly complex as operators balance safety, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. MyRA 2.0 helps shipping companies plan voyages faster and more consistently by bringing our trusted routing intelligence, automated validation and ship-shore collaboration together in a single web-based platform.

By building on ChartWorld’s proven digital navigation heritage, we are connecting decades of maritime expertise with the innovation and scale of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial. The result is greater transparency, reduced administrative burden and increased confidence that every voyage plan is compliant and inspection-ready.”

Stephan Dimke·General Manager of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial

MyRA 2.0 builds on the legacy of ChartWorld, a leader in digital navigation and chart management, now under the Teledyne Raymarine Commercial umbrella. The platform’s global routing intelligence database is continuously maintained by maritime experts, ensuring route creation is informed by the latest operational guidance and navigational warnings. Secure data exchange and company-specific templates further enhance efficiency, enabling standardised planning practices across fleets.

The system’s automated compliance checks validate voyage plans against routing regulations, chart status, and notices to mariners, reducing manual effort and strengthening adherence to industry standards.

Con el lanzamiento de MyRA 2.0, Teledyne Raymarine Commercial reafirma su compromiso con la innovación en gestión náutica. La plataforma estará disponible para implementación en flotas a partir del próximo trimestre, mientras se programan sesiones de formación para armadores y operadores en septiembre. Los detalles sobre la integración con sistemas existentes se comunicarán en la próxima reunión del comité técnico, prevista para octubre.

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