This webinar will examine real-world examples of how marine tech companies have successfully implemented sustainability into their practices — and why it’s been more than simply “going green.”

Senior leaders foresee environmental issues to have the most impact in the coming decade for the global maritime industry, particularly as related to decarbonization and new regulations (2021 Global Maritime Issues Monitor report).

In this webinar, Sea Machines and Marine Log partner with technology leaders to discuss:

• Technologies that enable going green and real-life applications and use cases
• Regulations and societal demands of going green, PLUS commercially available, proven technologies that meet these regulations
• The road map to a sustainable future

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Amsterdam-based survey company Deep B.V. recently upgraded vessel operations with a Sea Machines Robotics autonomous command and remote-helm control system installed aboard its Loeve hydrographic survey vessel, which is now operating autonomously in multiple areas of the challenging Wadden Sea.

With no surveyors on board the vessel for this project, Deep operators are commanding and controlling the autonomous vessel and all on-board payloads (including survey sonars, hydrophones, winches, cranes and davits) from Deep’s shoreside Survey Control Room, which can facilitate several multi-beam surveys simultaneously. Deep is transferring all collected data from the vessel to the control room via 4G and satellite connection. The combination of Sea Machines’ technology and the Survey Control Room will enable Deep to transition from minimally manned missions to unmanned missions in the near future.

In this free webinar, Deep’s CEO Jurgen Beerens and Sea Machines’ Frank Relou, European business development manager, will discuss the benefits of and considerations for autonomous-command and wireless remote-helm control systems aboard survey vessels. A live Q&A session will follow.

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In this Sea Machines webinar, First Harvest Navigation’s President Bob Kunkel and Technical Director Micah Tucker, along with our company’s Director of Business Development Phil Bourque discuss the benefits of and considerations for autonomous-command and wireless remote-helm control systems aboard commercial vessels. A Q&A session concludes the webinar.

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In this Sea Machines Webinar, the company’s Don Black, vice president, sales and marketing, talks with Maine Maritime Academy‘s (MMA) Capt. Jennifer Norwood, assistant professor, to discuss how the introduction of Sea Machines’ SM300 autonomous command and control systems in the classroom is giving students the chance to learn about the new, non-traditional roles that autonomy and remote systems are ushering in. Norwood also talks about how this advanced training for students also is making MMA more competitive and helping it better prepare students for long-term careers.

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