Pacific Basin has agreed to a fleet-wide deployment of the Captain’s Eye real-time visual intelligence system across more than 100 of its vessels, the companies report.
The agreement will see the maritime artificial intelligence (AI) technology rolled out across the Handysize and Supramax dry bulk ships owned and operated by the company.
The Captain’s Eye platform helps to identify unsafe acts, unsafe conditions, and other operational gaps at an early stage by transforming onboard video into real-time operational intelligence.
The company says that this approach provides continuous visibility rather than periodic snapshots, enabling earlier intervention.
“Pacific Basin’s decision to deploy Captain’s Eye across its fleet reflects a practical and forward-looking approach to risk management,” said Uri Ben Dor, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Captain’s Eye.
“In modern fleets, many operational risks develop between audits, inspections, and formal reporting cycles. Continuous visibility helps close that gap by making early indicators visible sooner, allowing crews and shore teams to act earlier.”
