The upcoming race will feature SEA.AI systems on 60% of the IMOCA boats:
Arnaud Boissières (La Mie Câline), Giancarlo Pedote (Prysmian), Clarisse Clemer (L’Occitane en Provence), Paul Meilhat (Biotherm), Jérémie Beyou (Charal), Kojiro Shiraishi (DMG Mori Global One), Maxime Sorel (V&B – MONBANA – MAYENNE ), Sebastien Marsset (Foussier), Nicolas Lunven (Holcim-PRB), Sam Davies (Iniatives Coeurs), Yannick Bestaven (Maitre Coq V), Boris Herrmann (Malizia – SEAEXPLORER), Justine Mettraux (Teamwork Team SNEF), Charlie Dalin (Macif Santé Prévoyance), Louis Burton (Bureau Vallée), Sébastien Simon (Groupe Dubreuil), Alan Roura (Hublot), Isabelle Joschke (Paprec Arkea), Damien Seguin (Groupe Apicil) and Yoann Richomme (Paprec Arkea).
The SEA.AI team wishes everyone a safe and successful Transat CIC.
Discover what skippers say about SEA.AI systems:
Nicolas Lunven About SEA.AI:
As Nicolas Lunven, skipper of the IMOCA HOLCIM-PRB says: “I think SEA.AI is a great tool. I would say this is a tool for the future. We need to use it more and more. It was two years ago during the Transat Jacques Vabre with Sam Davies, Initiatives Cœur with the help of SEA.AI, we were able to avoid a collision which with a very small fishing boat along the African coast.”
Alan Roura, skipper of the IMOCA Hublot adds: “I have used SEA.AI for two years. It was on my boat when I bought it from Alex Thompson. We had a really good experience with it on the Guyader Bermudes 1000 race miles at the beginning of the year: We were downwind, our AIS was not really working, and it started beeping 30m away from a big fishing boat. We just had time to change course and passed about ten meters away from it. If it hadn’t been on, we would have crashed into it. So, it works…”
SEA.AI, the global leader in AI-powered vision systems for maritime safety, continues its rapid international expansion with the addition of key partners.
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SEA.AI and renowned French shipyard Nautitech Catamarans are strengthening their collaboration by offering SEA.AI’s machine vision systems as an option to Nautitech clients across their range of high-performance catamarans. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to delivering innovation, safety, and an exceptional sailing experience.
