SEA.AI Australian Office to Meet Growing Demand
A new office has been opened on the Gold Coast to support growing interest in AI-powered marine vision systems across the Asia-Pacific region.
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A new office has been opened on the Gold Coast to support growing interest in AI-powered marine vision systems across the Asia-Pacific region.
Affordable, accessible AI-driven safety and security takes center stage in Cannes.
SEA.AI, the global leader in AI-powered vision systems for maritime safety, continues its rapid international expansion with the addition of key partners.
Team Malizia’s new research vessel, Malizia Explorer, isn’t just another boat, it’s a science mission on a global scale. Built to travel remote oceans, collect critical environmental data, and raise awareness, the vessel combines cutting-edge instrumentation with a deep respect for the marine world.
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.
Reflecting the spirit of innovation and shared values between the two companies, intelligent safety electronics manufacturer SEA.AI and Italian sailing-wear brand Slam have partnered to supply high-quality apparel to SEA.AI crew members.
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