SEA.AI Competition 640 - AI collision avoidance system for offshore racing

The SEA.AI Competition 640 is an AI-based vision system specifically designed for offshore racing and competition sailboats. It serves as an anti-collision watch aid.

This system is recommended for offshore racing and regatta crews seeking lightweight collision-avoidance assistance, optimized for offshore performance, with night thermal detection capability and decision-assist without masthead clutter.

The SEA.AI Competition 640 is equipped with two thermal cameras each with a resolution of 512 x 640 pixels. These two cameras are combined to provide an effective thermal resolution of 1024 x 640 pixels.

Yes, the SEA.AI Competition 640 also includes a dedicated daylight camera for visual watchkeeping, complementing the thermal camera capabilities.

The system is designed to adapt to racing conditions, including on rotating masts. It features automatic mast rotation compensation to maintain effective watchkeeping.

The SEA.AI Competition 640 allows manual scanning of ±50°, providing flexibility to adjust the monitoring area.

The computing unit for AI analysis, alert management, and onboard integration is an external unit, separate from the masthead unit.

An ultra-light masthead unit prevents overloading at the masthead, which is crucial for racing sailboats where performance and weight reduction are paramount.

Yes, the external processing unit is responsible for AI analysis and alert generation to inform the crew of potential threats.

Yes, the system integrates artificial intelligence for analyzing camera data, enabling advanced object detection and identification for collision avoidance.

Yes, the SEA.AI Competition 640 features electronic stabilization to ensure a stable image despite boat movements, which is essential for reliable watchkeeping at sea.

Absolutely. With its two high-resolution thermal cameras, the system is particularly effective for thermal detection at night, providing valuable assistance for collision avoidance in the dark.

Yes, the SEA.AI Competition 640 is specifically designed for the rigorous demands of offshore racing and racing sailboats, with an ultra-lightweight design and features tailored for racing conditions.

The main sensor unit of the SEA.AI Competition 640 is designed to be installed at the masthead.

Yes, the external processing unit must be installed aboard the boat. Its location should be chosen to facilitate integration with existing systems and to ensure adequate ventilation.

Yes, although it is specifically designed for rotating masts with automatic compensation, the SEA.AI Competition 640 is also fully functional and performs well on fixed masts.

The SEA.AI Competition 640 external processing unit is designed for onboard integration. It enables the system to connect to existing navigation equipment to display information and alerts.

The SEA.AI Competition 640 external processing unit is designed for integration with onboard navigation systems. It provides data and alerts that can be displayed on compatible displays via standard maritime industry interfaces.

Although designed to integrate with existing navigation systems, the SEA.AI Competition 640 is an autonomous system for detection and analysis. The external processing unit handles AI and alerts, capable of operating independently for its core functions, but integration is recommended for a complete user experience and information display.