Don’t miss this Mariner magazine story, which examines Sea Machines’ collaboration with the Maine Maritime Academy (MMA) to introduce autonomous vessel operations to the MMA classroom, fleet and …
Nanalyze: Some Companies Working on Autonomous Boats
Nanalyze featured Sea Machines and other leading developers of autonomous marine technologies in a recent story about intelligent vessels, highlighting the fact that autonomous boats …
Marine Link: Autonomy on Trial
In its April Autonomy on Trial article, Marine Link reports: “When discussing the arrival of autonomous workboats, many – especially those developing the technologies that enable …
Sea News: Artificial Intelligence and the Era of Autonomous Shipping
Sea News took a deep dive into the future of the shipping industry, thoroughly examining the benefits and challenges that will come with AI-powered, autonomous shipping. …
Maritime Review: Marine Autonomy vs. Autopilot – Know the Difference
In its March/April issue, Maritime Review magazine shared a Sea Machines article that explains the difference between marine autonomy and autopilot systems. The story shares details about …
The Verge: Autonomous Vessels Could Help Yield a Full Map of Oceans by 2030
With only 9 percent of the world’s oceans mapped to modern standards, autonomous vessels hold much promise. An international organization of ocean mapmakers— the General …
Food Logistics: How Ocean Carriers Embrace New Wave of Emerging Technologies
Food Logistics magazine says AI, IoT and blockchain are now ushering in improved operations and visibility for ocean ports are carriers. Read this recent story, which …
Thetius: Five Autonomous Shipping Startups to Watch
Thetius writes: “While most of the traditional maritime industry has been debating the pros, cons, morals and legalities of autonomous vessels, a number of technology …
Steering the Future with Autonomous Control and Intelligent Perception Systems
The following feature article appeared in the January issue of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)’s Marine Technology magazine. Click here to access the …
Marine Log: Q&A with Metal Shark’s Chris Allard
Marine Log magazine interviewed Metal Shark’s Chris Allard as its CEO Spotlight, asking him about his company’s emergence as a leading force in its market …
Chesapeake Bay Magazine: Annapolis Author’s New Book Makes Case for Autonomous Ships
Chesapeake Bay Magazine wrote: We have watched with wonder as self-driving cars begin to navigate our roadways – with mixed results. Could similar technology be …
The Maritime Executive: More than Meets the Eye
The Maritime Executive published an article this month focused on the marine industry’s exponential advances in autonomous operation, which author Sean M. Holt says are enhancing …
Communications of the ACM: Autonomy and Automation on the Water
Communications of the ACM featured Sea Machines in it’s December “Autonomy on the Water” article, which delved into the diverse applications for autonomous technology on the …
Maritime Reporter TV: Sea Machines & HamiltonJet Explain Collaboration
Maritime Reporter TV‘s Greg Trauthwein interviewed Sea Machines’ Don Black, vice president, sales and marketing, and HamiltonJet’s Tom Lathem, general manager, North America, about Sea Machines’ successful …
Marine Log: The Patrol Boat of the Future is Here
“New technology for marine patrol vessels is constantly emerging and has the capability to reduce operator risk, save time and reduce costs,” wrote Silver Ships’ Shawn …
WorkBoat: Autonomous Technology Continues to Advance
WorkBoat magazine took a deep dive into the news that Sea Machines and Metal Shark have partnered on the introduction of a new 29-foot autonomous …
Marine News Cover: Sea Machines Leads the Way
Marine News magazine featured Sea Machines’ technologies for its autonomy-focused October issue, writing: “Sea Machines find themselves at the leading edge of that which will soon …
Sea Machines is a 2019 BostInno 50 on Fire Winner
Sea Machines is honored to have been named a 2019 BostInno 50 on Fire winner, a designation reserved for Boston’s most inspiring and fastest-growing startups and …
HubWeek Change Maker: Michael G. Johnson
Each week the HubWeek Change Maker series showcases the most innovative minds in art, science, and technology making an impact in Boston and around the …
BOSTInno: ‘One Giant Leap for Mankind’ – These Boston Companies Are Working on Moonshots of Their Own
BOSTInno featured Sea Machines in its “One Giant Leap for Mankind: These Eight Boston Companies Are Working on Moonshots of Their Own” article, a round-up of …