This week, Sea Machines’ Founder and CEO Michael G. Johnson had the honor of serving as a leading distinguished speaker for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit …
CEO Michael G. Johnson Named a Leading Distinguished Speaker for GES 2019
(The Hauge, the Netherlands; June 3, 2019) – Sea Machines Robotics’ Founder and CEO Michael G. Johnson has been named a leading distinguished speaker for …
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 …
Marine Link: Maritime Autonomy, The Reality
In a recent feature story, Marine Link explores the reality of today’s autonomy aboard commercial boats. The editor suggests that owner/operators should consider updating their ships …
Sea Machines to Speak at AUVSI XPONENTIAL 2019
Sea Machines-Led Session: April 30, 1:15 p.m. (Room S402a) Sea Machines will attend AUVSI XPONENTIAL 2019, from April 30 through May 2, in Chicago. During this All …
Maritime Reporter: Unmanned Future?
Sea Machines’ autonomous marine technology was the subject of focus in this month’s Maritime Reporter & Engineering News magazine. View the issue online to read …
ShipBuilding Industry Magazine: Predictive Navigation
ShipBuilding Industry magazine wrote about the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) aboard ships, which will improve situational awareness and decision making, ultimately creating safer outcomes. For …
How Technology Is Poised To Shape The Future Of The Boating Industry
Dazeinfo reports that artificial intelligence within the marine industry is developing at a rapid rate, and companies like Sea Machines are serving as the catalysts. In …
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 …
Sea Machines Talks Vessel Intelligence during WorkBoat Show Panel
During last week’s International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans, Sea Machines Founder and CEO Michael Johnson (shown left) served as a thought leader for the …