SEA.AI has been developing since 2018 a range of collision avoidance products combining the latest in machine vision and artificial intelligence technologies. The company manufactures market-specific products: from commercial to search and rescue vessels to pleasure craft and racing yachts – with more than half of the Vendée Globe fleet soon to set off singlehanded non-stop around the world with SEA.AI equipment onboard.
Based on the nine past editions of the Vendée Globe, on average only 60% of competitors finish. Most retirements are due to technical issues, while some are either forced to pull out or continue badly crippled following collision damage. Fortunately, when this winter’s non-stop singlehanded round the world race departs Les Sables d’Olonne on 10 November, the majority of the IMOCAs competing will be equipped with state of the art equipment to help prevent this: SEA.AI.
SEA.AI, the global leader in maritime Machine Vision solutions, has been awarded a multi-million european governmental contract which will deploy SEA.AI’s AI-powered vision technology across autonomous vessels, enhancing both their safety and security for their use in the commercial and defense & security sectors.
Meet SEA.AI at the FLIBS, the world’s largest boat show, in the heart of the yachting capital Fort Lauderdale, in Florida. With over 1,300 yachts on display and 1,000 exhibitors representing 52 countries, FLIBS 2024 offers a unique opportunity to discover the latest innovations in yachts, marine technology and high-end marine equipment.
Innovation SEA.AI to be Showcased at the Musée national de la Marine in Paris. This temporary exhibition, opening on October 16, 2024, celebrates human adventure of this race and the technological advancements that support sailors on their solitary journeys across the world’s oceans.
While the last decades have seen giant advancements in ‘electronic’ collision avoidance from radar to AIS, SEA.AI takes this another step forward addressing some of the shortcomings of this equipment, by harnessing the very latest in ‘machine vision’ and artificial intelligence to improve the safety of those at sea.
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