The classification algorithm in Sentry has been significantly enhanced, delivering much higher accuracy when assigning classes to detected objects.
This means you can trust the system to correctly identify what’s around you, reducing uncertainty and improving situational awareness during navigation.
Object classification is now available on Brain, bringing the same advanced algorithm already used in other SEA.AI products.
With this update, Brain not only detects objects but also identifies what they are, giving you a more complete understanding of your surroundings. This added intelligence helps you navigate with greater confidence and make faster, more informed decisions.
Collision avoidance has become even more intelligent on both SEA.AI Sentry and SEA.AI Brain. In addition to distance and alarm lines, both systems now factor in object size and bearing when assessing threats.
This refined logic means alarms are triggered only when necessary, reducing false alerts and ensuring you’re warned at the right time.
A new setting allows you to configure the camera’s default inclination in rotating modes during land operations.
This flexibility ensures optimal camera positioning for different environments, improving detection accuracy and making land-based monitoring more efficient.
This update is now available for both Sentry and Brain users.
Benefit from it by logging in to your SEA.AI Connect Portal or download your update here:
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Radar sees a contact. AIS shows a name, provided the vessel chooses to broadcast one. When a threat USV does neither, optical AI is the only sensor layer that still sees it. That is the gap SEA.AI was built to close.
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.
