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  • argoSummerparty 2026 😎

    A Relaxing Evening with Friends and Family – Last Friday, we celebrated our annual argoSummer Party together. All employees, their families or partners, as well as former colleagues, were invited to join us. With perfect summer weather, we enjoyed a relaxed evening together featuring delicious barbecue food, great conversations, and a wonderful atmosphere. It was a great opportunity to spend time together outside of our daily work routine and strengthen our team spirit.

  • 🕹️ argoPositionPilot – Free Online Training for All Customers

    Our argoPositionPilot has proven its capabilities during the MAGPIE project. To ensure that it can unlock its full potential in everyday operation, clear and practical documentation has been an integral part of the product from the very beginning. In addition to this documentation, a free online training course is now available to our customers. If you're looking for a quick and easy way to get started with the product, this course is exactly what you need.

  • Cutting-Edge Control Engineering for Inland Navigation

    From July 7 to 10, we attended the European Control Conference (ECC) in Reykjavík. The international conference brought together researchers and experts in the fields of control engineering and automation.

  • ✨ Triple-A in the Modern Wheelhouse 💪

    Safely and efficiently navigating vessels weighing more than 4,000 tons is becoming increasingly challenging as competitive pressure grows, low-water conditions become more frequent, and operational demands continue to rise. Modern technology is playing a more important role than ever in inland navigation.

  • 🚢🕹️ More control. More comfort. Now available for even more vessels.

    The argoPositionPilot is now also available for inland vessels with a conventional propulsion configuration – featuring a rudder, fixed propeller, and bow thruster. This allows many more vessels to benefit from our intuitive maneuvering assistance.

  • 🚢 MAGPIE INSIGHTS – Part 4: Autonomous Docking

    Today we are showing you the final short video with scenes from the MAGPIE project. In this video, the Letitia is no longer following the trajectory of the trackpilot, but is already being controlled by the argoPositionPilot. The planned docking maneuver in the Dokhaven is already visible.