SEA.AI is camera-based detection and AI lookout for watchkeepers — collision and situational awareness on the same ops VLAN GMTS designs for Starlink. It is detection hardware and network, not a training simulator.
What we supply
SEA.AI camera and compute placement with RF and sightline notes
PoE, switch ports and ops VLAN so detection does not fight guest streaming
TimeZero integration where the navigation brief calls for it
Secure remote viewing paths over the vessel WAN
Who it is for
Yachts and commercial vessels adding an AI lookout on an existing or new WAN
Owners and captains who want detection on the ops segment — not on guest Wi‑Fi
Not training schools — for bridge and FRC simulators see Simulation
How we deliver
Survey sightlines, power and network capacity with the captain
Specify SEA.AI class and cabling for the ops segment
Commission detection, TimeZero links and remote paths
Handover with crew notes and GMTS escalation
From the manufacturer
See it in action.
Video: SEA.AI
FAQ
Common questions
Is this the same as simulation?
No. SEA.AI is camera-based lookout and detection. For Virtual Marine bridge and FRC trainers, see /marine/simulation/.
Does SEA.AI need Starlink?
Detection runs on board. Shore viewing and updates need a reliable WAN — usually the same Starlink and cellular design we specify for the vessel.
Will it work with our existing network?
If there is a documented ops VLAN with PoE budget, often yes. We survey first and say when a switch or segment upgrade is required.
Does it replace VHF watch?
No. It adds another set of eyes for the watchkeeper. Radio and COLREGS procedures stay in force.
