AI-powered vision systems supplier, SEA.AI, has continued its international expansion with the addition of key partners.
The organisation now has more than 150 dealers onboard, with CED Marine and Quality Wiring in the US and the Piloda Group, based in Italy, the latest to be appointed.
In addition, on the OEM side, Nautitech Catamarans recently announced that SEA.AI systems will be available fleetwide.
“Building a global partner network means more than expanding our footprint. It means working with people who share our commitment to safer seas,” explained Marcus Warrelmann, CEO of SEA.AI.
Marine electronics
“From our global sales and service network to our collaborations in the nonprofit and scientific sectors, we’re proud to work with experts who help bring Sea.AI to life. As we say in Austria: ‘Gemeinsam geht’s leichter.’ Together, it goes easier.”
CED Marine is a distributor of marine electronics in North America.
“We chose SEA.AI because they offer cutting-edge video analytics specifically tailored for maritime and coastal monitoring — something that’s been sorely lacking in the market,” said David Simbaco of Quality Wiring.
“The platform’s seamless radar integration and its ability to autonomously detect, classify, and track threats in real time gives our clients unprecedented situational awareness,” said David.
Security systems
“It’s a game-changer for safety and security for properties in high-risk coastal zones.”
The Piloda Group’s portfolio spans from private yachts to patrol boats and coastal infrastructure.
In addition, longstanding SEA.AI partners POCHON SA in France and Radio Holland in Dubai have reported rising demand for the security systems.
“The future of SEA.AI is assured because AI is already part of our daily lives,” said Michaël Baziere of POCHON SA.
“It’s reliable, proven, and set to become increasingly widespread in the years ahead.”
