Marine AI secures key new deals

Marine AI’s software uses machine learning and real-time analytics to address challenges in navigation, safety and operational efficiency. Its innovations have already contributed to key projects, including the Royal Navy’s CETUS Extra Large Underwater Autonomous Vehicle demonstrator and Zero USV’s autonomous charter boat fleet.

“Seeing our software being applied in such a wide array of applications is truly exciting,” said Tom Rooney, general manager at Marine AI.

“We’re at the forefront of a digital revolution in maritime operations, pioneering solutions that not only revolutionise navigation, safety and performance but also set new benchmarks for efficiency at sea.”

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Firstly, Marine AI will collaborate with Seabot Maritime, a leader in workforce development, to create an immersive training programme for operators of uncrewed surface vessels. This partnership will also focus on developing advanced navigation courses, tailored for complex systems.

Next, Hefring, an AI-driven optimisation company, will work alongside Marine AI to enhance maritime course planning, integrating localised weather data to optimise routing.

Lastly, the Royal Navy will use Marine AI’s technology to develop next-generation training programmes for uncrewed systems.

Marine AI will be exhibiting at Seawork in Southampton on 10 – 12 June 2025 on stand SM13.