Navigation security is both a cyber and operational challenge. Crews need to continue safely when satellite positioning is manipulated, route restrictions change, or an untracked craft appears from a blind sector. Orca AI brings together vision based detection, onboard alerts, route aware intelligence, and fleet monitoring to help crews identify disruption earlier, maintain situational context, and act in line with established bridge procedures.
Preserve reliable situational awareness even when GPS or AIS data becomes unreliable.
Give crews route-relevant advance notice of spoofing, regulated zones, no-go areas, and elevated security regions.
Notify shore teams and share validated disruption alerts with connected Orca AI vessels approaching the same area.
Orca AI checks GPS data against other onboard signals and alerts the bridge when spoofing is detected while day and thermal cameras continue detecting surrounding traffic.
Shore teams can monitor affected vessels, and shared alerts help connected vessels approaching the area prepare.
Orca AI checks GPS data against other onboard signals and alerts the bridge when spoofing is detected while day and thermal cameras continue detecting surrounding traffic.
Shore teams can monitor affected vessels, and shared alerts help connected vessels approaching the area prepare.
Give crews advance notice of configured restricted areas and speed policies along the route. Shore teams can receive alerts when a vessel enters a no-go area or exceeds a defined speed limit, then review the recorded event.
Give crews advance notice of configured restricted areas and speed policies along the route. Shore teams can receive alerts when a vessel enters a no-go area or exceeds a defined speed limit, then review the recorded event.
Day and thermal cameras help crews detect and track small craft, including non-AIS targets, within the installed camera coverage. Wider coverage supports awareness during piracy and drug-trafficking risk, as well as overtaking under COLREG Rule 13. Crews assess each approach and follow vessel security procedures.
Day and thermal cameras help crews detect and track small craft, including non-AIS targets, within the installed camera coverage. Wider coverage supports awareness during piracy and drug-trafficking risk, as well as overtaking under COLREG Rule 13. Crews assess each approach and follow vessel security procedures.
Maintains vision-based detection of surrounding traffic and expands awareness to non-AIS and difficult-to-see targets.
SeaPod
Delivers route-relevant alerts and shares validated disruption information with connected vessels that may encounter the same risk.
Co-Captain
Surfaces affected vessels, configured zone events, and synchronized context for shore-side monitoring and response.
FleetView
Keeps the Master connected to the bridge picture when timely guidance or escalation is required.
MasterView
