The Chatham Marconi Maritime Center, in North Chatham, Massachusetts, recently welcomed Sea Machines’ Captain Lauren Lamm, vessel test lead, to speak during its online event, titled “Seagoing …
Boston Business Journal: Largest Robotics Companies in Massachusetts
The Boston Business Journal listed Sea Machines as one of the largest robotics companies in Massachusetts. Ranked #21, Sea Machines is a rapidly growing marine-technology company with …
Sea Machines Turns to the Autonomous Auto Industry to Recruit a Chief Commercial Officer
(BOSTON; March 3, 2021) – Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics, a leading developer of autonomous command and control systems for commercial vessels, announced today that it has …
Bloomberg Baystate Business Radio: Sea Machines Interview
Last week, Tom Moroney hosted Sea Machines’ CEO Michael G. Johnson on the Bloomberg Baystate Business 106.1 FM radio program in Boston to discuss our latest …
Boston Business Journal: Autonomous boat startup Sea Machines reels in $15M
The Boston Business Journal interviewed Sea Machines about the recent news that it has raised $15 million in Series B fundraising and partnered with Huntington Ingalls, America’s …
Sea Machines Now Offering Virtual Demos for Customers Who Are Working Remotely
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …