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Nellie Bly has completed the world’s first 1,000+ nautical miles autonomous and remotely commanded journey of a commercial vessel at sea. It was an expedition that lasted 13 days and a great opportunity for Sea Machines to demonstrate its first-of-its-kind AI (artificial intelligence) – enabled autonomy system SM300.

Two of the most important directions in the maritime industry have met in a one-of-a-kind project, which is about to set the world record for the longest autonomous mission at sea, also powered by biofuel. Nellie Bly will be known as the first tugboat that’s both autonomous and sustainable, which successfully accomplished a 1,000-mile trip.

Sea Machines Robotics is using renewable Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) biofuel to power its tug on 1,000 NM autonomous voyage.

A high-tech workboat is more than halfway through its record-setting journey to autonomously circumnavigate Denmark.The Nellie Bly…

Autonomous tech firm Sea Machines has completed nearly 400 nautical miles of autonomous voyage The Machine Odyssey, marking the occasion with a special event in Copenhagen.

In a first between a maritime union and an autonomous tech firm, American Maritime Officers has entered into an agreement with Sea Machines.

Sea Machines Robotics has moved to ease labor tensionsover autonomous shipping by incorporating a ma...

U.S. Coast Guard licensed officers in Boston are commanding an autonomous workboat on a voyage around Denmark.The American…

The aim is a kit to convert barges into self-propelled, expeditionary replenishment platforms for rotary wing aircraft, surface vessels, and shore stati...

Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE: HII) debuted the 27-foot Proteus unmanned surface vessel (USV) for testing and development…