For its 16th edition, the International Multihull Show highlights the latest innovations in multi-hulls.
This year, the show introduces a marina dedicated to motor catamarans with more than 100m of dock and almost one kilometer of pontoons.
The event also includes the exhibition of approximately 60 sailing multihulls. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover several world and European premieres.
The organizers talk about 11 world firsts, including 4 motor boats, 4 European firsts, including 2 motor boats, and one French first.
Join us at booth #T29 from April 23 to April 27 as we showcase our cutting-edge Machine Vision solutions for the maritime industry.
Location : West Land full of the port, 34280, La Grande Motte
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Collisions cause more than half of all boating accidents that result in injury or fatality. Floating containers, boats, buoys, wooden logs, man overboard – you need to be extra vigilant to avoid the worst.
SEA.AI can help you to make your safety a priority. Coupled with AI, our optical and thermal cameras detect and alert you in real time to approaching dangers, day or night.
Take advantage of one-to-one meetings in La Grande Motte and discuss your specific needs in order to optimize your navigation at sea.
Our team will give you personalized demonstrations to show you the benefits of our cameras and how they offer advantages beyond radars and AIS.
You’ll also have the chance to find out about our latest innovations.
We’re excited to make our Australian debut at the Sydney International On-Water Boat Show in Cockle Bay, Darling Harbour, from November 13–16. Join us at Booth TP8 for live demos of Watchkeeper, our award-winning AI-powered maritime vision system.
We’re thrilled to bring our award-winning Watchkeeper system to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS 2025), taking place from October 29 to November 2.
We’re proud to announce the appointment of Scott Middleton as Head of Global Sales at SEA.AI.
