SEA.AI and TimeZero join forces to offer a complete solution for maritime safety. The fusion of their technologies enables more accurate object detection and better risk management for mariners worldwide.
Improved object detection
SEA.AI, with its AI (Artificial Intelligence) vision technology, offers a system capable of detecting and classifying in real time floating objects that are difficult to spot by conventional radar or AIS. From buoys to people who have fallen overboard, SEA.AI's thermal and low-light cameras offer a detection range of up to 700 meters, significantly improving safety at sea.
Integration with TZ Professional
The collaboration with TimeZero enables SEA.AI's detection capabilities to be integrated directly into the TZ Professional navigation software. Sailors benefit from a single interface combining AIS, radar and visual data in real time. This synergy enhances situational awareness, providing a complete and intuitive overview of the surroundings.
Automation and efficiency for sailors
By centralizing information and automating object detection, this integration significantly reduces crew workload. Sailors can concentrate on navigation and decision-making, with reduced stress levels thanks to a user-friendly interface and precise alerts.
Validation under real-life conditions
François Hebert of Pochon SA underlines the importance of this innovation after testing it on a Search & Rescue boat in La Rochelle. He declares: " SEA.AI's cameras, integrated with TZ Professional software, offer a revolutionary thermal and daytime detection solution, considerably enhancing safety during navigation. "
Towards widespread adoption of machine vision in maritime applications
Although machine vision has been widely adopted in the automotive industry, its integration in the maritime sector is still under development. The partnership between SEA.AI and TimeZero marks an essential step towards the establishment of new safety standards, with prospects for extension into maritime surveillance and environmental protection.
