In an effort to better support customers who are working remotely with limited travel, Sea Machines announces the immediate availability of online events that provide …
Four Ways Autonomous Marine Systems Reduce Risk, Protect Crews
Much like the collision-avoidance and safety alert features installed in today’s automobiles, modern-day autonomous systems are now being installed aboard commercial marine vessels. Far from …
Autonomous Marine Systems Support Crews, Create New Opportunities
It’s hard to scan marine industry news without coming across a handful of stories each week dedicated to the subject of marine autonomy. While many …
Sea Machines to Participate in “Impact of Technology and AI in Shipping” Panel at 26th Annual Joint Shipping Conference
On Tuesday, February 4, Sea Machines’ CEO Michael G. Johnson will participate in the “Impact of Technology and AI in Shipping” panel during the Hellenic-American / Norwegian-American …
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 Autonomy vs. Autopilot: Know the Differences
It’s no secret that today’s autopilot technology is an invaluable tool to both recreational boaters and commercial mariners. Autopilot systems enable a vessel to hold …
Happy Holidays from Sea Machines
As 2019 comes to an end and a new decade begins, Sea Machines reflects on another tremendous year of building a new realm of technology …
Top 5 Ways Autonomous Technology is Solving the Marine Industry’s Greatest Challenges
The global maritime industry is responsible for billions in economic output and is a major driver of jobs and commerce. Despite the sector’s success and …
Sea Machines Showcases Expertise at NASEM Center in Woods Hole
Sea Machines’ Don Black, vice president, sales and marketing, led a discussion on the evolving marine technology behind autonomous control and advanced perception systems for …
Sea Machines Takes the Stage during Seadevcon Maritime Startup Night 2019
Kicking off the conference as the first speaker, Sea Machines stepped into the spotlight to discuss the topic of “Autonomous and Advanced Steering Technology” during last week’s …
Congressional Leadership Shows Support for Unmanned Systems at AUVSI Hill Day 2019
Every day, members of U.S. Congress work on legislation that can either boost or hinder the advancement and deployment of unmanned and autonomous systems. To …
Six Ways Remote Helm Control Technology Improves Marine Vessel Operations
Sea Machines remote helm control marine technology is a core feature for both its flagship SM200 and SM300 products. Equipped with an intuitive joystick that …
World ECDIS Day 2019: “Challenges, Advantages and Solutions of Digitisation” Panel
Yesterday the third bi-annual World ECDIS Day conference took place in Hamburg, Germany, providing a forum to discuss topics around the challenges and solutions for digital transformation across …
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 …
Sea Machines Discusses “Precision Navigation and Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships” at RTCM Event
During this week’s Radio Technical Commission for Maritime Services (RTCM) Assembly and Conference, Sea Machines discussed several use cases for autonomous surface vessels, including marine …
Video: MARAD & MSRC Explain Value of Autonomous-Command, Remote-Control Spill-Response Vessels
Last month, Sea Machines successfully demonstrated the capabilities of its SM300 system in action aboard a Kvichak Marco skimmer boat, owned by Marine Spill Response Corp. (MSRC), …
FMI Industry Day 2019 Generates Government Interest in Sea Machines
Today’s Forsvarets Materiel Indkøb (FMI) Industridag (Industry Day) 2019 event, hosted by the Ministry of Defense Material and Purchasing Agency, in Ballerup, Denmark, brought together Danish government …
Company Makes a Splash at MIT’s 2019 MOOS-DAWG Workshop
Each year, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) holds a MOOS-DAWG working group meeting in Cambridge that brings together MOOS and IvP developers and practitioners …
Sea Machines Leads “Maritime Automation in the U.S.” Discussion at MARAD’s Achieving Critical MASS Symposium
Sea Machines’ CEO Michael G. Johnson served as a lead speaker and panelist for the “Maritime Automation in the U.S.” event, as part of the …
Meet Our Dealer: Can Trader & Services
Meet Our Dealer: Can Trader & Services In this Meet Our Dealer series, Sea Machines introduces the builders and specialists that make up our global …