US EditionOcean Power Technologies, Mythos AI link up to advance autonomous maritime capabilities
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Ashdod port invests in AI-driven vessel-tracking tech
Israel’s Ashdod port has taken a $650,000 stake in local maritime tech startup Azimut.ai following a successful pilot of the company’s AI-powered maritime awareness system, Albatross. The investment, made through the port’s Maritime Technology Hub (Blue Ocean CVC), follows a proof-of-concept that demonstrated the system’s ability to detect, classify, and track vessels in real time …
SeeByte and BlueZone Group Forge Strategic Alliance to Strengthen Australian Naval Capabilities
From Seebyte, Nov. 11, 2025 SeeByte, a UK-based leader in advanced maritime defence and uncrewed systems technology, is proud to announce the signing of a representative agreement with BlueZone Group, a trusted Australian defence solutions provider. This partnership is a pivotal step in enhancing the Royal Australian Navy’s operational edge through cutting-edge autonomous maritime technologies. By appointing BlueZone Group as its official repr…
Ocean Power Technologies, Mythos AI link up to advance autonomous maritime capabilities
Ocean Power Technologies Inc., a publicly traded provider of intelligent maritime systems and ocean energy solutions, announced Nov. 12 a partnership with Mythos AI to integrate advanced AI-driven autonomy software across OPT’s fleet of WAM-V Autonomous Surface Vehicles (ASVs) and PowerBuoy platforms. This collaboration is designed to enhance OPT’s operational capabilities and accelerate the range of integrated solutions the company can deliver …
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