Teledyne Raymarine Commercial Introduces MyRA 2.0 Voyage Planning Platform

Teledyne Raymarine Commercial Introduces MyRA 2.0 Voyage Planning Platform

New browser-based solution helps commercial fleets create compliant voyage plans faster while improving ship-shore collaboration and operational transparency

Monday - 05 October 2026

HAMBURG, Germany, Oct. 5, 2026 — Teledyne Raymarine Commercial, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE: TDY), today introduced MyRA™ 2.0, a next-generation web-based voyage planning and route appraisal platform designed to help commercial shipping operators create validated, compliant voyage plans faster while improving collaboration between vessel and shore-based teams. Built on Raymarine Commercial's continuously maintained global routing intelligence database and integrated with the company's ECDIS solutions, MyRA 2.0 streamlines voyage planning workflows while supporting the growing compliance, vetting and safety requirements facing today's fleet operators. 

Designed for both onboard and shore-based users, MyRA 2.0 delivers a modern browser-based experience that eliminates local software installations and reduces IT administration. The platform combines routing intelligence, regulatory awareness, weather information and automated compliance checks within a single connected environment, enabling navigators and fleet managers to work from the same voyage-planning information in near real time.

Guided workflows and automated data handling allow users to create complete, ECDIS-ready voyage plans in a fraction of the time required by traditional planning methods. The platform automatically validates voyage plans against routing regulations, chart status, notices to mariners and navigational warnings, helping operators reduce manual effort while strengthening compliance with SOLAS passage-planning requirements and industry vetting standards. Comprehensive activity logs and audit-ready traceability provide additional oversight for marine, fleet operations and HSQE teams. 

“Voyage planning has become increasingly complex as operators balance safety, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency,” said Stephan Dimke, general manager of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial. “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.”

A key differentiator of MyRA 2.0 is its connected ship-shore workflow, which enables vessel crews and shore-based personnel to work from the same voyage-planning information throughout the planning process. This shared operational view improves transparency, supports standardized planning practices across fleets and helps operators reduce planning inconsistencies and compliance risks.

MyRA 2.0 builds on ChartWorld’s long-standing expertise in digital navigation, voyage planning and chart management, now brought forward as part of Teledyne Raymarine Commercial. The platform is powered by Raymarine Commercial’s global routing intelligence database, which is continuously maintained by maritime experts and supports route creation with current routing information and operational guidance. It also supports weather-optimized routing, customizable voyage-plan outputs, company-specific templates and secure data exchange, helping operators align voyage planning processes with company requirements while improving efficiency and consistency.

MyRA 2.0 is available now through Teledyne Raymarine Commercial. For more information, visit commercial.raymarine.com.

MyRA 2.0 being used at a workstation onboard a commercial vessel