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 …
Sea Machines Increases the Productivity and Safety of Offshore Vessels
Experts say that 2019 will be a year of growth for the global offshore energy industry, a prediction already being proven by the uptick in …
Marine Autonomy is a Competitive Advantage for Government and Military Fleets
Leaders within the government and military are recognizing that autonomous marine technology offers a major competitive advantage for national security and defense; Intelligence, Surveillance and …
Experience a Live Demo at U.S. HYDRO 2019
RSVP for the March 20 Live Demo in Booth #39 Sea Machines will exhibit and offer live demos during The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA’s) …
Marine Autonomy Helps Operators Clean Up Ocean Plastics Faster, Cheaper
During the Ocean Plastic Forum’s meeting last week in Copenhagen, Sea Machines’ Peter Holm, European director, had the opportunity to explain how marine autonomy makes the clean-up of …
Sea Machines Shows the Future is Here with Live Transcontinental Autonomy Demos
(BOSTON; November 30, 2018) – During this week’s International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans, Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics proved the capability and reliability of its …
Product Comparison: SM300 vs. SM200
Marking a major company milestone, Sea Machines is now fulfilling the first orders for its inaugural line of products. This product line provides customers with …
Recalibrating Hydrographic Survey with Automated Vessel Technology
Nearly every recreational boater and commercial marine operator has benefitted from hydrographic survey data by way of nautical charts, depth guides or maps showing submerged …