Q&A: Thermal imaging and machine vision combine for marine applications: “We can detect anything floating on the surface of the water”

SEA.AI Philipp Stampfl thermal imaging marine collision avoidance

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Imaging & Machine Vision Europe speaks to Philipp Stampfl from SEA.AI to discuss the imaging technology used in the company’s sea-faring safety software.

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