SMART-SEA: ML and Radar Data Application
Overview:
Researchers at the Fürth Lab at the Texas A&M University Ocean Engineering are developing an exciting new system called SMART-SEA that uses radar and
machine learning to help ships avoid collisions with offshore structures by giving real-time guidance on how and when to
steer safely, and it could make the seas much safer for everyone. SMART-SEA works by processing radar images and data
about how a ship moves to suggest the best maneuvers for captains, and it has already been tested on a research vessel
with promising early results. The team, which includes ocean engineers and former mariners, hopes to continue improving
the system so it can be used on more types of vessels and in all weather conditions.
Curious about how
cutting-edge technology could reduce boating accidents? Want to know about modern opportunities for maritime navigation? Sign up for this webinar! Learn
more about this innovative research and what it could mean for the future of marine safety.
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Date & Time: April 1, 2026 1300-1400 ET
Audience: Anyone involved with
research and development, design, engineering, construction, maintenance, modernization and operation of
maritime technologies or maritime navigation systems.
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Speaker Biography
Dr. Miriam Fürth, Assistant Professor
in Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University. Her Fürth Lab
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