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 …
The Boston Globe: Next Global Tech Disruption Will Happen Where Few Expect It
“Chances are, before we have automated cars, we’ll have fully automated ships,” predicts The Boston Globe, in a recent article about the impact new technology is having …
Sea Machines Hires Don Black as Vice President, Sales and Marketing
(BOSTON; May 7, 2019) – Sea Machines Robotics, a Boston-based developer of autonomous vessel technology, announced today that it has hired Don Black as vice …
Offshore Support Journal: The Value of Autonomy for OSVs
In a recent article about the rapid advancement of marine technology, the Offshore Support Journal talked to Sea Machines to learn how autonomy can add value to …
Sea Machines Opens New Technology Center in Boston, Leads Development of Surface Marine Autonomy in U.S.
(BOSTON; March 20, 2019) – Sea Machines Robotics, a U.S.-based developer of autonomous vessel control systems, announced today that it has opened a new advanced …
Vote for Sea Machines in BostInno’s Tech Madness Competition
Sea Machines is a finalist for BostInno’s 2019 Tech Madness, an annual bracket challenge designed to generate awareness and excitement for Boston’s technology sector and …
Sea Machines a BostInno Tech Madness 2019 Finalist
BostInno announced today that Sea Machines has been named a finalist for 2019 Tech Madness, an annual bracket challenge designed to generate awareness and excitement …
Built In Boston: 50 Startups to Watch in 2019
Built in Boston has named Sea Machines one of its 50 Startups to Watch for 2019, a designation reserved for “the freshest tech companies in town that …