Seadronix moves to version 2.0 of autonomous ship navigation system

Autonomous ship navigation company Seadronix has introduced version 2.0 of its NAVISS system, delivering real-time AI-powered 360-degree situational awareness for vessel captains and crews.

Features include integration of Seadronix’s VADAR (VaDA AI Detection and Ranging) technology, which improves situational awareness with an expanded bird’s-eye aerial view of the vessel and customisable view selection options.

The system actively detects vessels and other maritime objects that may pose collision risks, providing voice alerts and on-screen pop-ups to help prevent accidents.

The company says that it has now begun actively collaborating with shipping companies on trials of its AI navigation systems.

“We are proud to lead the global maritime AI solutions market, recently securing a major contract with a key customer in Singapore,” said Noh Kyong Soo, Seadronix’s Chief Operating Officer.

“As a leader in the emerging field of autonomous ship navigation, we are eager to share our cutting-edge AI robotics technology and solutions with the world.”

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