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Marine World
Autonomous Tech Company Sea Machines Completes $20 Million Series B Fundraising Round
The company said the latest close includes follow-on investments to the $15 million it previously raised in its B round…
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Maritime News
First Harvest Taps Sea Machines to Make Its Hybrid Cargo Vessel Autonomous
Norwalk, Ct.-based First Harvest Navigation, a marine transportation company that connects family farms to urban and suburban neighborhoods, has selected…
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Marine World
First Harvest Navigation Selects Sea Machines to Launch U.S.’ Inaugural Autonomous Hybrid Cargo Vessel
Press Release – Norwalk-based First Harvest Navigation, a marine transportation company that connects family farms to urban and suburban neighborhoods,…
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Marine World
Sea Machines to Develop Autonomous Refueling Barge for U.S. Military
The “Other Transaction” agreement was awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)’s Defense Innovation Unit. The goal is to produce…
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Maritime News
DOD Taps Sea Machines for Autonomous Replenishment Vessels
Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics, a developer of autonomous command and control systems for surface vessels, said it has been awarded…
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Maritime News
Bright Horizons: Sea Machines Talks Growth and The Future
Boston-based vessel autonomy startup Sea Machines is making waves with its advanced remote-control and autonomous operation technology. It recently completed a…
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Marine World
Sea Machines Partners with Maine Maritime Academy & MARAD to Include Intelligent Vessel Systems in Curriculum
MMA students will command and control the autonomous vessel in the Castine Harbor and surrounding areas from the shoreside station.…
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Maritime News
Sea Machines Partners with Maine Maritime Academy and MARAD
Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics, a leading developer of autonomous command and control systems for surface vessels, has partnered with Castine-based…
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Maritime News
Sea Machines raises $15 million to speed up development of self-piloting technologies
Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics, a developer of autonomous systems for ocean-going vessels and workboats, has closed a new $15 million financing…
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Port News
America’s largest military shipbuilder invests in autonomous tech firm, Sea Machines Robotics
America’s largest military shipbuilding company is investing in one of the leading developers of autonomous shipping technology. Huntington Ingalls Industries…
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