Sea Machines’ vessel intelligence systems increase merchant ships’ operational situational awareness with AI-powered, advanced-perception technology.
Ship operators are driven to be productive in a competitive industry and often prioritize and seek new ways of mitigating the risk of incidents, accidents and unplanned delays that impact safety, cargo schedules, brand value, and financial return. Sea Machines is reimagining cargo shipping with autonomous command and control, which will drive ship operations into modern logistics platforms. Our products increase the productivity and predictability of fleets while reducing the overall risk and operational costs of shipping operations.
Developing industry-changing technology to promote sustainable practices has been a challenge, but marine companies have taken it on as the…
Ground-breaking marine perception sensor provides high-definition situational awareness to eliminate at-sea collisions and allisions, and increase operational performance (BOSTON;…
From the wheelhouse of nearly any commercial surface vessel, mariners must interpret multiple sources of data about their surrounding marine…
In a first between a maritime union and an autonomous technology company, AMO has entered into a labor agreement with Sea Machines. The…
Strategic cooperation to expand the new mtu NautIQ marine automation portfolio with remote and autonomous control systems to offer complete…
In a milestone moment slated to prove that the world’s waterways are primed and ready for autonomous technology, Sea Machines…
Sea Machines is honored to have been interviewed for the Shipping Podcast, which highlights leading voices from the maritime industry.…
As our industry is revolutionized by advanced technologies, such as autonomy and advanced perception, questions about how COLREGs are used…
Viasat and Sea Machines’ capabilities aimed at enabling SATCOM-powered autonomous vessels for the defense market Sea Machines adds Viasat satellite…
Last week, Sea Machines’ CEO Michael G. Johnson and Rolls-Royce’s Claudius Mueller, global business development, shared the virtual stage during the inaugural mtu Marine Summit event, designed…
In this recent Newsday story, Sea Machines is featured as one of the driving technologies that make First Harvest Navigation a leading…
Don’t miss this Blue Economy Podcast episode featuring Sea Machines’ Founder and CEO Michael G. Johnson and host David Hirschman. The first podcast…
Collaboration will Increase Supply Chain Performance While Reducing Roadway Congestion (Norwalk, CT; October 26, 2020) – Norwalk-based First Harvest Navigation,…
Don’t miss this WIRED article explaining how Toyota AI Venture’s investment in Sea Machines is helping to make the marine…
Sea Machines welcomed Motherboard (of VICE Magazine) aboard the company’s SM300-enabled workboats in Boston to share our vision for the future of the…
In an August 2018 Transportation section special edition, USA Today printed an article titled, “Shipping industry sees automation as inevitable next step in…
The May ShipTech Connect event in Athens brought together startups with the shipping industry, including Sea Machines. The company’s CEO Michael…
The May 2018 issue of Marine Log published an interview with Sea Machines’ CEO Michael Johnson about the company’s new partnership…
Metro Boston features Sea Machines Robotics autonomous technology advancements in the maritime space, similar to the way cars have been…
(BOSTON; April 25, 2018) – Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics announces today that it has signed a contract with A.P. Moller-Maersk,…
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