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Can SEA.AI Detect a Semi-Submerged Container? Come On Board with our R&D Team

SEA.AI, has formed a partnership with Latitude Blanche, an expert in polar expeditions, to enhance the artificial intelligence capabilities of their systems in polar environments. This collaborative venture includes a data acquisition campaign conducted aboard the Polarfront vessel, which will traverse polar waters for several months.

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SEA.AI Teams Up with Latitude Blanche to Enhance Maritime Security in Polar Waters

SEA.AI, has formed a partnership with Latitude Blanche, an expert in polar expeditions, to enhance the artificial intelligence capabilities of their systems in polar environments. This collaborative venture includes a data acquisition campaign conducted aboard the Polarfront vessel, which will traverse polar waters for several months.

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SENTRY Software Update V3.0 Released

Exciting new features have been developed in the latest update for the Sentry product: multiple user’s access, new App technology & design, easily switchable panning, etc.

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SEA.AI and Adrena Join Forces to Elevate Sailors’ Experience

SEA.AI and Adrena join forces to elevate sailors’ experience with integrated machine vision system in navigational software.

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Robosys and SEA.AI combine their pioneering technologies

Robosys and SEA.AI combine their pioneering technologies to create the world’s first of-its-kind machine vision-based maritime autonomous surface collision avoidance system.

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SEA.AI and X-Yachts Form Strategic Alliance to Redefine Safety in Sailing

X-Yachts Shipyard, a renowned yacht builder and SEA.AI team up, to offer enhanced safety and comfort at sea to their customers.

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SEA.AI Sentry detects approaching dinghies, RIBs or inflatables in the vessel’s vicinity – by day and night, at up to 1.6 nautical miles, motorboats and sailboats at up 4 nautical miles. Intelligent alarming alerts crews early and reliably.

SEA.AI Sentry detects collision risks – recognizing even small unsignalled craft and floating objects. Intelligent alarming alerts crews early and reliably.

SEA.AI’s Research and Development (R&D) team embarked from Brest aboard a research vessel to gather additional data for their Machine Vision algorithms and to evaluate the AI in authentic navigation scenarios.

Join Raphael Biancale, Founder and CTO of SEA.AI, aboard one of the newest Baltic 67′ as he introduces you to the capabilities of the SEA.AI system.

Find out what Will Harris, Co-skipper IMOCA Malizia – Seaexplorer, has to say about SEAI.AI Competition collision avoidance system.

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