Article originally appeared on USNI News. As the Navy continues its pursuit of unmanned vehicles, Huntington Ingalls Industries hopes to harness its experience building the …
Bright Horizons: Sea Machines Talks Growth and The Future
Article originally appeared on Maritime Executive. Boston-based vessel autonomy startup Sea Machines is making waves with its advanced remote-control and autonomous operation technology. It recently completed a …
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, Leading Developer of Autonomous Ship Technology, Raises $15 Million
Investment Bolstered by Partnership with Huntington Ingalls (BOSTON; July 22, 2020) – Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics, a leading developer of autonomous systems for ocean-going vessels and …
Singularity Hub: These Smart Seafaring Robots Have a Whole New Set of Skills
Singularity Hub — an outlet focused on news and insights about technology, science and the future — published a short list of the “latest and most …
Sea Machines Establishes Global Dealer Program
Furthering the Reach of its New SM Series of Autonomous Products (BOSTON; January 9, 2019) – Sea Machines Robotics, a Boston-based developer of autonomous vessel …
WIRED: Toyota Hits the Water with an Investment in Robo-Ships
Don’t miss this WIRED article explaining how Toyota AI Venture’s investment in Sea Machines is helping to make the marine industry safer and more productive. …
Sea Machines Raises $10 Million in Series A Funding
Taking the Marine Industry to the Forefront of Autonomous Technology (BOSTON; December 17, 2018) – Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics announced today that it has closed …