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Every passage, protected

Cruise Ships

Protecting people. Supporting every passage. SEA.AI aboard cruise ships strengthens situational awareness, helps avoid collisions, detects marine mammals, floating timber, ice and small craft, and monitors the vessel’s surroundings 360°.

Passenger and crew safety is goal number one. SEA.AI maintains automated visual awareness during long passages, busy port approaches, and high-workload periods.

Maritime Situational Awareness

Give the bridge team a continuous, objective view of the water, with automated detection for safer navigation in traffic, poor visibility, and congested ports.

Whale & Marine-Life Detection

Spot whales and marine mammals early, helping crews meet protection-zone requirements, lower strike risk, and support ESG commitments.

Navigation Assistance

Combine an augmented-reality view, continuous target tracking, and threat-level alarms on the displays already on the bridge, so awareness fits the existing workflow.

Our technology

SEA.AI’s AI-powered low-light and thermal cameras build a digital understanding of a cruise ship’s surroundings, giving the crew an added layer of safety and control over the water around them.

Our AI runs the latest Machine Vision techniques, advanced deep learning, and an ever-growing proprietary database of millions of annotated marine objects, so detection keeps getting sharper with every voyage.

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How it helps your crew

Collision avoidance assistant for cruise ships

Radar and AIS cover the basics. SEA.AI catches what they miss, the hazards that put passengers and crew most at risk.

SEA.AI vs. conventional assistance systems
AIS
RADAR
SEA.AI
Detecting vessels and large objects
Detecting people in the water
Detecting marine mammals on the surface
Detecting small floating hazards
Full maritime situational awareness

Our recommended product

SEA.AI Experience - Fred. Olsen "Bajamar Express"

FAQs

How does SEA.AI improve safety on cruise ships?

SEA.AI pairs low-light and thermal cameras with onboard artificial intelligence to give cruise ships and passenger ferries a continuous 360° visual lookout, detecting vessels, floating hazards, and persons overboard, day and night, and alerting the bridge team in real time so they can act as a collision avoidance assistant during busy port approaches and long passages.

Yes. SEA.AI’s AI is trained to detect and track people in the water, alongside small craft and floating hazards (object types that AIS and radar cannot reliably detect), giving the crew earlier warning to support man-overboard response.

Yes. The system uses thermal and low-light cameras, so detection performance holds day and night and in the most adverse conditions, not just in clear daylight.

SEA.AI Sentry is recommended for cruise ships and other large vessels needing full 360° coverage; SEA.AI Brain is an option for retrofitting existing bridge camera hardware with the same AI detection.