All SEA.AI articles
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NewsSEA.AI expands North American presence with new sales management
The company is also enhancing service capabilities to meet growing demand in the region
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NewsPrivilège Marine adopts SEA.AI as standard across entire multihull range
French builder adds AI-assisted situational awareness and collision prevention as a core safety feature
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NewsSEA.AI joins Index Blue Tech 2025 Program
The initiative highlights businesses contributing to a safer, more sustainable, and competitive maritime industry
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NewsSEA.AI appoints global head of sales
Scott Middleton brings extensive experience in maritime safety, satellite communications, and global sales leadership
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NewsInnovation Route Awards new feature for CYF 2025
Four of the 40 exhibitors on the Cannes Innovation Route have been recognised with awards for excellence in yacht design and technology
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NewsSEA.AI wins Innovation Route Award for new collision-avoidance system
The group’s Watchkeeper platform was selected from over 120 entries
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NewsSEA.AI opens new Australian office
The Gold Coast base will support rising demand for AI-powered marine vision technology across recreational, commercial, and defence sectors in the Asia-Pacific
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NewsSEA.AI strengthens global presence with new partners and OEM collaboration
The company now works with over 150 dealers, supporting skippers, shipyards and marine security professionals worldwide
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NewsSea.AI partners with French catamaran builder
The company’s machine vision systems are now available on Nautitech’s entire range
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NewsSea.AI to bring advanced radar perception to AI-powered machine vision
Austrian firm integrates Tocaro Blue’s Proteus Core software into its navigation platform
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NewsSea.AI Brain brings machine vision to the masses
Austrian firm’s AI-based safety system is now available to a broader audience
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NewsSEA.AI secures multimillion-euro order from European Ministry of Defence
The company’s AI-powered vision technology will be deployed on autonomous vessels for use in the commercial and defence & security sectors
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AISea.AI The tireless watchkeeper
Sea.AI has developed an automated camera system that can identify objects at sea well beyond the limits of human vision. It also has the intelligence to categorise each target from harmless to potential threat
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NewsTechnology requires ‘holistic approach’ to reduce whale strikes
Progress has been made among WAVS members since the NOAA tech workshop in March
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NewsUS Congress receives marine technology briefing
Members learn of existing technologies that could reduce the risk of vessel strikes to the North Atlantic right whale
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NewsSEA.AI partners with Silent Yachts
Buyers of any Silent motoryacht can now select SEA.AI’s Sentry system from Austrian builder’s option list
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