
United States · Maritime startup
Sea Machines Robotics is a Boston-based company specializing in autonomous maritime technology.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
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Sea Machines Robotics is a Boston-based company specializing in autonomous maritime technology.
Founded between 2014 and 2015, the company develops advanced control and navigation systems for commercial, defense, and government vessels. Their solutions enable remote and fully autonomous operations, enhancing safety and efficiency in marine navigation. The company offers a range of products, including the SM300 autonomous command and control system, the SM200 wireless helm system, and the AI-Ris artificial intelligence system that improves vessel safety and autonomy. Their Vessel Vision technology provides AI-powered computer vision for collision avoidance, while the SELKIE series features turnkey autonomous Unmanned Surface Vessels. Sea Machines Robotics serves various sectors, including workboats, government and defense, shipping, and passenger vehicles, focusing on improving productivity and safety in challenging environments.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.
On the board, as filediMehran ZakerMichael Girdley
What they build
Known for
autonomous vessel industry leaderhydrographic survey technologyaerial antenna integrationautonomous vessel technologycustomer engagementcollision avoidanceadvanced perception systemsremote helm controlautonomous command systemautonomous vessel control systemsmarine operationsautonomous vessel automation solutionsmaritime transportationinformation technology & servicesautonomous vessel hardware integrationremote vessel operation
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