SmartMyBoat Navigator slashes marine infotainment and hardware costs by transforming standard consumer TVs into fully functional marine displays, removing the need to buy multiple expensive, dedicated Multifunction Displays (MFDs). Instead of paying thousands for extra helm displays or cabin screens, boaters can use a consumer Roku streaming device, often costing under £30 ($30) combined with an existing…
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SmartMyBoat Navigator turns standard, low-cost entertainment TVs into high-tech marine command centers, effectively bridging the gap between expensive dedicated helm electronics and the comfortable living spaces on a boat. SmartMyBoat Navigator is gaining following among boaters because: Pricing & Availability The app is available now on the official Roku Channel Store. It offers a 7-day…
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If your boat already has Roku and an Actisense Wi-Fi gateway onboard, you may be only one step away from making your TV much more useful.SmartMyBoat Navigator is a Roku-powered marine infotainment app that helps display live vessel information on onboard TVs. Instead of keeping useful NMEA data limited to the helm, Navigator brings navigation…
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Connect a Roku to a wireless network without an active internet connection to monitor your NMEA boat/yacht sensors, enable local casting, screen mirroring, or media playback via USB/DLNA. The best method is to use a mobile hotspot with the same SSID/password as your home network, or simply connect to a local router and select “proceed…
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The global Marine Infotainment Market is entering a phase of rapid transformation. Valued at $5.98 billion in 2025, the sector is on track to reach an estimated $14.04 billion by 2033, advancing at a robust CAGR of 11.25%. ⚓ Industry Overview: The Connected Vessel Modern marine infotainment has evolved far beyond simple radios. Today, these…
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Our latest update to Navigator is designed to help Roku users like you being able to utilize NMEA 0183 devices as well as to simulate various NMEA devices. We’ve introduced NMEA0183, which enables NMEA data sharing from older devices, giving you more versatility to focus on what actually matters.
The Navigator Simulation Environment (NSE) is a new feature designed to showcase newcomers what SmartMyBoat Navigator for Roku really can do! 💡 Why the Simulation Environment Matters The NSE was developed in direct response to user feedback, addressing the need for new users to be able to grasp what their Roku powered with Navigator app…
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We were recently helping our user while refitting a narrow-boat just South-east from Birmingham, UK to install SMB Navigator on a Roku TV. This was our first time on the Grand Union Canal, the principal navigable waterway between London and the Midlands. This soon to be completed narrowboat is refitted for a day hire has…
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SmartMyBoat Navigator lets you keep an eye on your vessel from anywhere. To enable remote monitoring, you’ll need to set up port forwarding for your NMEA network gateway, allowing external access to your network. If you’re using a standard mobile hotspot, this can be tricky—most ISPs assign private IP addresses behind Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT), which…
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We’re thrilled to introduce version 1.4 of SmartMyBoat Navigator for Roku— your ultimate companion for smarter, safer, and more connected boating! This update brings powerful new features designed to give you more control, clarity, and convenience on the water. In current version we parse each Parameter Group Number data – a unique numerical identifier used…
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