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About Team Italia Marine
Team Italia Marine is based in Fano, Italy, and has worked for more than thirty years worldwide on mega and maxi yachts, integrating and optimising navigation, telecommunications, security and data transmission systems on board. It developed the I-Bridge bridge system, now offered as mtu NautIQ Bridge and mtu NautIQ Master Essential following the company's integration into the Rolls-Royce Power Systems group. It also operates showrooms in Livorno and an automation systems division in Forlì, Italy.
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