Providing ships and offshore structures with equipment that will continue to operate optimally in harsh conditions is essential for maritime. EIZO provides a range of maritime monitors for route planning and navigation that meet the requirements for maritime classifications and the highly specialized requirements of ECDIS/RADAR systems.
Dust-tight and protected against
pressurized water jets
DNV (Germany / Norway),
LR (UK), ABS (USA), NK (Japan),
and EU RO MR
IEC 61174, IEC 62288, IEC62388,
IEC 60945 for maritime navigational
equipment
EIZO's in-house optical bonding enhances visibility and durability for maritime monitors by eliminating the air gap between the LCD and cover glass. Tihs reduces internal reflections and improves sunlight readability - critical for navigation and control in bright, outdoor environments.
Available with DuraVision MDF2701W only
Left: Without Optical Bonding, 500 cd/m2 (with protective glass)
Right: With Optical Bonding, 350 cd/m2 (with protective glass)
EIZO is participating in MEGURI2040, a project advancing the real-world deployment of autonomous ships, as a member of the DFFAS+ (Designing the Future of Fully Autonomous Ships Plus) consortium.
Through our Imaging Chain - a range of technologies covering video capture, processing, transmission, recording, and display - we contribute to the development of autonomous navigation systems. Our efforts focuses on onboard camera systems, image processing and AI to enable autonomous decision-making, and the creation of navigation records and video databases, all supporting sensor-fusion technology central to autonomous ship operations.
Under MEGURI2040, autonomous navigation trials were completed on Genbu, a newly built coastal container ship. From January 2026, the vessel entered commercial operation carrying cargo on a regular route with autonomy equivalent to Level 4, marking a world-first milestone in autonomous shipping.* Broader adoption of unmanned vessels is expected to ease crew workload, improve logistics reliability, and enhance the competitiveness of the maritime industry.
Coastal Container Ship "Genbu"
Image provided by the DFFAS+ Consortium. Do not reproduce.
External vessel monitoring using our ultra-high sensitivity camera mounted on a rotating platform.
EIZO offers a total solution covering image capture, encoding & decoding, recording, and display for maritime. The solution provides real-time monitoring for both onboard and offshore areas.
Real-Time Surveillance Video
EIZO's IP decoding solutions provide real-time video surveillance for ships, ports, and offshore structures. A range of monitors with IP decoding built in, or a flexible external box solution which can be paired with any size screen, are available. The solutions connect directly to an IP camera or switch via LAN to immediately stream video.
Color Imaging in Low-Lit Conditions
EIZO's ultra-high sensitivity cameras captures color images, even under extremely dim lighting conditions. This provides clear images in dark environments or poor weather conditions. The optical zoom lens equipped model provides further flexibility for viewing objects in the distance.
Enhanced Visibility
EIZO's image optimization system connects to a camera, recorder, or other image output device via HDMI and processes incoming video content to make it easier to see. It uses EIZO's unique visibility enhancement technology to analyze and process images in real time without altering the source data.
