Co-Captain across the connected fleet
Co-Captain transforms how vessels perceive and respond to real-time events and upcoming risks. By combining information from the global network of Orca AI–equipped vessels with external sources such as weather or traffic it provides crews with a dynamic overview of their route and timely alerts - enabling them to anticipate risks and make critical decisions with confidence.
Stay ahead of GPS spoofing, severe weather, piracy events and other navigational hazards with verified alerts that help crews prepare and respond.
Get only timely alerts relevant to the vessel’s route, reducing bridge distractions and supporting faster action.
Get the latest information about emission zones, whale protected zones, speed limits, and other critical data from admiralty sources, delivered at once.
As vessels approach critical events, each Orca AI-equipped vessel acts as a node in a global maritime network, detecting and validating them in real time.
As vessels approach critical events, each Orca AI-equipped vessel acts as a node in a global maritime network, detecting and validating them in real time.
Co-Captain captures data from ships across the Orca AI fleet that is then enriched in the cloud with external data such as weather, admiralty updates and vessel traffic information.
Co-Captain captures data from ships across the Orca AI fleet that is then enriched in the cloud with external data such as weather, admiralty updates and vessel traffic information.
Alerts are sent to vessels on intersecting routes about live and upcoming risks.
Alerts are sent to vessels on intersecting routes about live and upcoming risks.
Live notifications from other Orca AI-equipped vessels show high traffic density and recent close encounters along your planned route. Both AIS and non-AIS targets, as well as precise location data, are included in these alerts, enabling speed to be reduced, course to be adjusted or an extra OOW to be assigned, in order to minimize the risk of collisions.
Live alerts warn bridge crews about severe weather that Orca AI-equipped vessels are encountering ahead. Alerts include Beaufort Scale readings, live wind speeds and expected Pitch & Roll so that crews can adjust course, reduce speed, secure cargo and make whatever preparations are necessary well before the vessel meets the rough conditions.
Any GPS interference detected by other Orca AI vessels is relayed in real time, allowing crews to re-route or rely on alternative navigation methods. Warnings about areas prone to spoofing and interference are also sent.
Before entering known piracy-prone areas, crews receive live alerts to activate relevant security measures. Ships on the same route get instant notifications if other vessels have reported live piracy incidents and attack reports, providing real-time awareness of developing threats along the vessel’s route.
Stay aware of upcoming MARPOL Special Areas and applicable restrictions before entry, helping crews prepare for relevant discharge and environmental compliance requirements.
Receive advance notice before entering whale-protected areas, including applicable speed limits where available. Once inside, Co-Captain continues to support speed awareness and helps crews maintain compliance with local protection requirements
SOG alerts enable crews to maintain speed limits as they prepare to enter regulatory zones. This supports compliance with company SMS policies, emission-control areas and environmental regulations, reducing the risk of fines and ensuring safe, efficient operations.
Receive advance notification before entering an Emission Control Area, helping crews prepare and complete the required fuel changeover and operational procedures on time.
Orca AI-equipped vessels can report navigational hazards such as floating containers, buoy shifts, unmarked obstacles, ice, Man Overboard and pollution. Co-Captain also provides critical updates on temporarily closed or hazardous areas, as well as other special zones as detailed by local regulatory sources.
