One of the standout features of SEA.AI Sentry’s latest software update is the introduction of a new Thermal Convolutional Neural Network (CNN). This cutting-edge technology significantly enhances detection capabilities resulting in better object detection and recognition, even in challenging conditions. SEA.AI’s new thermal artificial neural network has been designed and retrained to mitigate the false positives and negatives, making the Sentry system even more reliable. This enhancement ensures that potential threats are identified with higher precision.
Sentry’s latest software update offers a novel tracking feature that allows users to focus on and follow specific detections, keeping it at the center of the Field of View (FoV). This feature is invaluable in scenarios where a particular object requires continuous monitoring such as a suspicious vessel or a man overboard activity. SEA.AI Sentry’s new tracking feature provides precise surveillance capabilities that can be adapted to a variety of maritime security needs.
SEA.AI Sentry has introduced a new Light Theme designed to optimize visibility and usability in bright conditions, such as direct sunlight on the fly bridge, ensuring that operators can effectively monitor the system even in challenging lighting environments. This addition underscores SEA.AI’s commitment to user-friendly design and functionality.
This software update not only enhances the system’s detection capabilities, but also offers a more user-friendly experience. As maritime security remains a persistent concern in today’s world, SEA.AI continues to lead the way with innovative solutions that supports crew members and maritime professionals to safeguard their vessels effectively.
Note – The access to the Sentry Web App has changed. More details in How To Update document.
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.
SEA.AI demonstrated its machine vision at the Congressional Boating Caucus briefing on April 11, 2024, in Washington, D.C..
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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 craft, floating obstacles, containers, buoys, inflatables, kayaks and persons over board.
