At Sea.AI, we continually enhance our technology to provide safer, more efficient navigation for our users. Sea.AI Software Update v3.9 brings significant improvements to both Sentry and Brain, making object detection faster, small object recognition more precise, and thermal imaging fully customizable.
Designed to boost situational awareness and user control, this update helps both professional and recreational users navigate with greater confidence.
Sea.AI, the leader in AI-powered maritime safety solutions, has announced the integration of its Sentry system into the first three cutting-edge AIRCAT Vessels, marking a major advancement in offshore navigational safety.
SEA.AI’s latest addition to its lineup of lifesaving machine vision systems will make its debut to the boating public at the upcoming Boot Düsseldorf boat show on January 18, 2025. Recently nominated for the prestigious DAME Award, the SEA.AI Brain is a groundbreaking safety solution which brings the power of SEA.AI to vessels with existing thermal cameras.
The latest new software update 3.7 is now available for the SEA.AI Sentry systems. This update brings new features that will improve your experience. Read on to learn more about what’s coming in this release.
SEA.AI has been developing since 2018 a range of collision avoidance products combining the latest in machine vision and artificial intelligence technologies. The company manufactures market-specific products: from commercial to search and rescue vessels to pleasure craft and racing yachts – with more than half of the Vendée Globe fleet soon to set off singlehanded non-stop around the world with SEA.AI equipment onboard.
Based on the past nine editions of the Vendée Globe, only around 60% of participants finish. Most withdrawals are caused by technical failures, and a significant number are the result of collision damage. As the 2024–25 Vendée Globe prepares to launch on 10 November from Les Sables d’Olonne, a majority of IMOCA competitors will carry a powerful ally on board: SEA.AI’s state-of-the-art anti collision technology.
This marks the second Vendée Globe where SEA.AI’s system will be installed on IMOCA-class yachts.
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