Five NorthStandard members adopt Orca AI following partnership

US-based Liberty Maritime and Curtin Maritime, Greece-based SeaTraders and Singapore’s Eastern Pacific Shipping and MMSL are the first NorthStandard members to adopt Orca AI’s automated situational awareness platform, following a strategic partnership between Orca AI and the P&I club earlier this year.

The goal of the partnership between NorthStandard and Orca AI is to assist shipping companies in increasing navigational safety and thereby improving their claims records.

The five companies will implement Orca AI’s platform on selected vessels, including the SeaPod computer-vision lookout unit and the FleetView application for shore offices.

“We’re thrilled to welcome these established shipping companies as the latest adopters of our technology,” said Yarden Gross, CEO and Co-founder of Orca AI.

“Their commitment to safety, efficiency, and reliability not only strengthens their individual operations through proactive risk management but also sets a benchmark for the broader maritime community.”

“As the shipping industry undergoes transformational change, advanced technology is unlocking new opportunities for collaboration that benefit all stakeholders and wider society.”

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