KvanttipisteLEDlampuissa

Kvanttipiste is a Finnish training ship that has been in service since 1968. Built at the Martti Ainan shipyard in Helsinki, the vessel was designed to serve as a training platform for naval officers and specialized ships' crew in the Finnish defense forces. The ship has a length of 80.5 meters and a displacement of 2703 tons, with two Finnish Snabb diesel engines producing a combined power of 4000 kilowatts.

The ship's training program covers various aspects of naval operations, including command and leadership skills, navigation, and communication. Recruits undergo training in the ship's bridge, engine room, and other critical areas. The vessel is equipped with navigation and communication systems, as well as a range of sensor equipment, to simulate realistic operational scenarios.

Training on Kvanttipiste is conducted by officers from the Finnish Navy and specialized instructors employed by the Marine Centre of the Finnish Defence Forces. This training prepares future sailors and officers for careers in various fields, including the navigation, ship handling, and anti-submarine warfare. Kvanttipiste serves as an essential component of Finnish maritime training programs.

Kvanttipiste has undergone several updates and refurbishments over its operating years, including upgrades to its navigation and communication systems. As of its last reported service in 2020, the ship remains an integral part of the Finnish Navy's training fleet, contributing to the development of skilled sailors and officers for the country's naval operations.