Cruise· Mediterraneo

Mediterranean cruise ship: cabin entertainment that works offline

How Quadro Cruise delivers VOD, onboard information and cabin services without depending on satellite connectivity.

Starting point

Limited, intermittent satellite bandwidth: any cloud-dependent service is unreliable while sailing.
Onboard information (daily programme, excursions, port times) changes every day and in several languages.
Content and pricing had to be governed from shore, consistently across every cabin.

Onboard server architecture: the VOD catalogue, channels and information content live on the ship and run without internet.
Content synchronisation when the ship is in port or when bandwidth allows, without interrupting the cabin service.
Daily programme, excursions and port information published in several languages from the onboard back office.
Cabin services (orders, requests, promotions) charged to the passenger account.

The cabin experience stays identical even when satellite connectivity degrades.
Daily programme and port information updated centrally and mirrored in every cabin.
Content, languages and pricing governed from shore, with per-ship overrides where needed.
Cabin services and orders tracked against the passenger account.

Profile anonymised at the client's request. Outcomes are described qualitatively; verified numeric KPIs are shared during the demo.

In a demo we show Quadro on your own televisions, with your brand and your PMS, and share verified KPIs from comparable cases.