The latest addition to the SEA.AI range is the ‘Brain’. This new product will be on display at METSTRADE taking place in Amsterdam’s RAI centre over 19-21 November, where SEA.AI will be exhibiting on stand 01.513. In the run up to the show the SEA.AI Brain has been nominated for the prestigious DAME design awards in the ‘Navigation and Communication’ category. The winner of this will be announced on the first day of the trade show on 19 November.
SEA.AI fills a critical gap in a vessel’s collision avoidance equipment between AIS and radar.
At present AIS can track and identify vessels, and superimpose their position and ID over an electronic chart which in turn shows land, depth contours, fixed navigation marks, obstructions, etc. Meanwhile radar can display unidentified targets strongly, weakly or not at all depending upon their range and radar signature as well as the quality of the receiving radar equipment and how well it is set up. But there remain many other items on the high seas that neither AIS nor radar will identify. These include vessels not fitted with AIS or with a poor radar signature, larger flotsam, large sealife basking on the surface, as well as tracking those involved in man overboard incidents.
SEA.AI is able to spot these objects via its daylight and infrared night time cameras mounted on the highest position of a vessel. Live video from these cameras is then compared, using AI and machine vision, with SEA.AI’s giant and ever-expanding database of objects to determine whether or not an object in view represents a collision threat. Thanks to its cameras and its tech, SEA.AI is able to maintain a watch around the clock, in daylight, twilight and at night time. It has learned, with ever improving skill, to recognise potential collision threats regardless of visibility and sea-state.
The SEA.AI product range now comprises models designed for specific markets: The Sentry is mainly for motoryachts and Search and Rescue vessels. The Offshore is tailored to blue water cruising yachts while the Competition model is ‘must-fit’ technology for the IMOCA race boats competing in the Vendée Globe and the 100ft Ultime trimarans making attempts this winter on the Jules Verne Trophy – the record for sailing non-stop around the world.
Brain, the latest addition to SEA.AI’s portfolio, is designed to integrate directly into a vessel’s existing thermal camera set-up, transforming them into intelligent, automated collision detection tools.
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Manual monitoring of video can often lead to potential threats in the water being missed. With its machine vision algorithm and AI constantly querying in real time its database of more than 10 million objects, the SEA.AI Brain automates the identification, tracking and detection of potential threats and will issue alerts accordingly. The Brain makes access to SEA.AI’s state of the art tech more accessible and affordable, while providing a significant upgrade to a vessel’s existing camera set-up seamlessly and without the burden of complex installation or high expense.
On stand 01.513 at the METS show, it will be possible to experience a real time live demo of SEA.AI’s Machine Vision from its set-up based in Cascais, Portugal, alongside an in-depth presentation of the Brain.
Located in the Netherlands, METSTRADE is the world’s largest trade show for marine
equipment, materials and systems. Since 1988, it has been the only truly international
B2B exhibition for the marine leisure industry. With over 1500 exhibiting companies,
METSTRADE combines maritime excellence and cutting-edge technology, with an
unrivalled network.
METSTRADE takes place every year at the RAI Amsterdam, a congress and exhibition
center easily accessible by various means of transport:
● From the airport: Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is 15 minutes away by train or cab.
● Public transport: Accessible by tram, bus and metro from the city center and
other districts.
● By car: Parking available on reservation (recommended due to overcrowding).
Admission is free. You can book your ticket on the ocial website metstrade.com. To
meet our experts and discuss your needs, schedule a meeting with SEA.AI
The METSTRADE 2024 edition is from November 19 to 21.
Event Hours :
● November 19 and 20 : 10 a.m. to 6 p.m
● November 21 : 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This Friday (28th April 2024), the Transat CIC will set sail from Lorient in the Western France to New York in the East Coast of the USA. This race will feature 33 IMOCA of which 20 are equipped with SEA.AI Machine Vision System.
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