We’re excited to announce the official debut of Watchkeeper, our latest innovation in AI-powered maritime safety, at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025.
Selected as part of the show’s exclusive Innovation Route, Watchkeeper is featured among the most cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of boating.
Collisions are the “first event” in over half of all boating accidents that result in injury or death. That’s why we developed Watchkeeper—to make powerful safety systems more accessible for every skipper.
Equipped with ultra-wide 4K low-light optics and optional thermal imaging, Watchkeeper sees farther than the human eye, both day and night. It draws on our proprietary database of millions of marine objects to detect and identify hazards across the entire horizon.
As soon as Watchkeeper detects and classifies an object, it calculates risk and instantly alerts the crew.
It covers what radar and AIS often miss, such as:
Floating debris
Unlit small craft
Buoys and marine mammals
Visual alerts appear in real time on multifunction displays and mobile devices, delivering enhanced situational awareness—directly in your hand.
With pricing starting at 4,990€, Watchkeeper brings AI-enabled collision avoidance within reach of most sailing and motorboat owners.
The entry-level model offers dawn-to-dusk coverage
A mid-range version adds night vision
The top-tier model expands detection range and field of view
You’re invited to experience our full system range at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025.
Privilège Signature 580 Sailing Catamaran – Port Canto – SAIL 017
Azimut Grande 26m Motor Yacht – Vieux Port – Palais des Festivals – Jetée Albert Edouard
SEA.AI Stand – Vieux Port – PAN 345
Get hands-on with Watchkeeper and see live demos in real time.
SEA.AI is growing in North America, new team, better support, wider availability. We’re strengthening our presence across North America with new talent, expanded support, and broader access to our safety systems.
Detection tells you what is on the water. Multi-Object Tracking tells you what each contact is, where it came from, and where it is going — for every object in the scene, simultaneously. That is the difference between a snapshot and operational intelligence.
Maritime surveillance depends on AIS and radar. When either fails, goes dark, or gets spoofed, the operational picture disappears. AI-powered visual intelligence is how you close that gap.
