Teledyne Raymarine Launched CAM400 Marine Camera
The new high-definition IP camera provides day and night video monitoring for vessels.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Cruises
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Teledyne Raymarine has released the CAM400, a high-definition marine IP camera designed to monitor blind spots from a boat's helm. The device provides video footage for both day and night use.
Why it matters
The camera improves safety by offering increased visibility for areas of a vessel that are difficult to see from the helm. By integrating with navigation data, it helps captains maintain better situational awareness.
The CAM400 retails for $699.99, while the combined package with the AR200 sensor is available for $1,449.99. Both options are compatible with Raymarine Axiom chartplotters.
The players
Teledyne Raymarine
This company specializes in the development and manufacturing of marine electronics for recreational boating and light commercial vessels.
The details
This wide-angle camera connects directly to Raymarine Axiom chartplotters to stream live video. When paired with the AR200 sensor, the system enables ClearCruise augmented reality by overlaying AIS targets and navigation data onto the video feed.
Timeline
The CAM400 marine camera was officially announced on October 6, 2026.
Roadmap
The launch follows the growing industry trend of integrating augmented reality and visual sensors into standard marine navigation consoles. This positions Teledyne Raymarine to compete more effectively by deepening the functionality of its proprietary chartplotter ecosystem.
Captains interested in the system should check for compatibility with their current Raymarine Axiom setup before purchasing the camera or the AR200 sensor bundle. Budgeting for the installation should account for the $1,449.99 cost of the full augmented reality kit.
The takeaway
Advanced video monitoring systems provide a significant safety upgrade for navigators operating in low-visibility or crowded conditions. Users should ensure their existing onboard hardware supports full integration before opting for the augmented reality bundle.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Yachting.
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