SEADETECT System Installation 2024

Update on SEADETECT System Installation 🚢🌊 We’re pleased to announce the successful installation of our system on the Découverte du Vivant vessel by NEXVISION SAS. The initial setup included the panoramic camera and the eVPU computer, which have already undergone a first navigation to validate system functionality and user ergonomics. The data collected will be […]

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General Assembly April 2024

Our recent General Assembly in Marseille! 📅 On April 3rd and 4th, 2024, we convened in Marseille for our General Assembly aimed at reviewing the progress across various technical work packages, impact assessments, and communication and business development activities. 🚀💼 A special thank you to NEXVISION SAS for graciously hosting us during this productive gathering!  […]

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SEADETECT: developing an automated detection system to reduce whale-vessel collision risk

In a concerted effort to address the escalating threat of whale-vessel collisions at sea, the SEADETECT consortium is proud to present its latest scientific paper, titled “SEADETECT: developing an automated detection system to reduce whale-vessel collision risk.” This paper represents a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to marine conservation and safety. Whale-vessel collisions, commonly […]

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World Whale Day: Ensuring the Future of Whales

Whales play a pivotal role in maintaining the delicate balance of marine ecosystems. As we observe the International Day of Whales on February 18th, it is crucial to reflect on the importance of conserving these remarkable creatures and addressing the numerous threats they face today. The Threats to Whales: Understanding the Challenges Whale populations worldwide […]

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Introducing Advanced Technology for Safer Seas

We’re pleased to announce a significant advancement in maritime safety: the LiDAR 3D prototype, developed by ONERA for the SEADETECT project. This device utilizes an infrared laser to efficiently capture detailed 3D representations of its surroundings. One of its notable capabilities is real-time data processing, enabling quick identification of potential collision risks irrespective of environmental […]

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Ship Visits: A Momentous Step Towards Maritime Safety

In July 2023, Sirehna orchestrated and hosted a pivotal survey aboard the vessel “Piana” of La Méridionale in Marseille, marking a significant milestone within the collaborative European project SEADETECT. Joined by esteemed partners such as Nexvision, Diades Marine, and ONERA, SIREHNA’s team conducted a comprehensive survey, setting the stage for groundbreaking advancements in maritime safety. […]

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Innovation in SEADETECT

For the SEADETECT LIFE project, NEXVISION is at the forefront of innovation, pioneering optical cetacean detection powered by artificial intelligence (Deeplearning) algorithms. This cutting-edge technology is harnessed through a custom-designed electro-optics system: Overall, NEXVISION’s electro-optics system promises to improve cetacean detection, providing valuable insights for conservationists and maritime professionals alike. As we continue to refine […]

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Technologies to avoid collisions between ships and large cetaceans

We’re thrilled to present a recent article by actu.fr, highlighting the incredible work of the SEADETECT project and our esteemed partners, NAVAL GROUP Read the full press release to discover how the LIFE – SeaDetect project is actively working between 2022 and 2026 to prevent collisions between vessels and cetaceans. This collaboration is a significant step toward protecting marine […]

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