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IoT on the high seas: How biometrics gives Volvo Ocean Race sailors the edge

11 July 2018 by Alan

IoT on the high seas: How biometrics gives Volvo Ocean Race sailors the edge: Covering more than 45,000 nautical miles, across four oceans and touching upon six continents, the Volvo Ocean Race is one of the world's most …: Google Alert – “volvo ocean race”

15 Yachts Continue In Bermuda Hamburg Race: “Kellinghusen's crew includes America's Cup and Volvo Ocean Race sailors. Herrmann is one of the top offshore racers in the world, and will be the …: Google Alert – “volvo ocean race”

The Volvo Ocean Race returns to Cape Town in 2017 and will be in the City from 24 November to 10 December. The first of Leg 2 yachts are expected to arrive on 27 November with the start of Leg 3 to Melbourne on 10 December 2017:

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