Machine Vision
for Safety at Sea
SEA.AI in Action
SEA.AI detects floating objects early, using thermal and optical cameras to catch even objects that escape conventional systems such as Radar or AIS: Unsignalled crafts or other floating obstacles, e.g., containers, tree trunks, buoys, inflatables, kayaks, persons over board, etc.
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How it Works
The SEA.AI system computes input from lowlight and thermal cameras, using latest Machine Vision technology, best-in-class deep learning capabilities and a proprietary database of millions of annotated marine objects.
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We are proud to make the most challenging races in the world safer for its competitors.
SEA.AI alerted me to several very small boats that I could hardly see under the spinnaker, behind the waves, one of which was right in our path. [...] The worst was avoided. Thanks SEA.AI
Samantha Davies
Skipper of the IMOCA Initiatives Coeur,
4th of the Vendée Globe 08/09
4th of the Vendée Globe 08/09
I think SEA.AI is the perfect complement to the current monitoring devices. The strength of SEA.AI lies in its reliable alarm, which other systems don't necessarily feature.
Vincent Riou
Vendée Globe winner 2004
The SEA.AI system is excellent for safety, sailing alone or with a crew, it doesn't matter, nobody can see at night or in bad weather.
Boris Herrmann
Global Ocean Race winner
SEA.AI detected twice, small fishing boats that we couldn’t see due to the swell. SEA.AI was ringing but we couldn’t see anything. We finally spotted something and succeeded to avoid a collision.
Maxime Sorel
Winner of the Transat Jacques Vabre & Rolex Fastnet Race
Reliable safety, easy to use.
Jan S.
Skipper, Amel 50
