About Current Corporation

Current Corporation manufactures Night Navigator™ camera systems for the global marine and coastal surveillance markets. Our systems include high-resolution thermal imagers, gated image intensified night vision, high definition day cameras and laser gated imaging systems. Night Navigators are installed worldwide on high-speed craft, fast patrol vessels, yachts, commercial vessels, workboats, and Coast Guard. The Night Navigator 8540 is dual-certified by DNV for the HSC code 2000 and the MARed Wheelmark for European Union.

Current Corporation also provides the Canadian law enforcement market with a variety of night vision and surveillance equipment. These products are only available within Canada to Law Enforcement, Coast guard, and Military agencies.

Year Established: 1986

President: Douglas F. Houghton

Purpose – To save lives and property at sea. Mission – To develop, manufacture and deploy Night Navigator™ camera systems able to see in more adverse weather conditions than any camera system today. Vision – To change the way people think about travel on the sea, day and night.

Sustainability Statement

Current Corporation strives for the highest levels of customer and employee satisfaction, commitment to excellence, integrity, environmental stewardship and a safe workplace. We sponsor several local and international social programs through charitable donations.

Partnerships

Current Corporation welcomes inquiries regarding research-focused and eco-conscious partnerships. Our recent demonstration that Night Navigator™ systems can successfully detect and protect whales from marine vessel collision was performed in conjunction with the University of Hawaii and Hawaii Superferries. This work was featured on Discovery Channel (watch video) and the January 2009 issue of Passenger Ship Technology.

Current Corporation’s success has allowed us to form deep and supportive relationships with key industry stakeholders. Douglas F. Houghton, President of Current Corporation, is a founding member of the International SeaKeepers Society, whose aim is to promote the restoration and the protection of the world’s oceans.