LinkedIn·Tuesday, 11 August 2026·15d ago

Maritime surveillance often depends on several separate data sources. 📡 Radar shows movement. 🎥 RGB and thermal cameras provide visual…

dotOcean

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Maritime surveillance often depends on several separate data sources.  📡 Radar shows movement. 🎥 RGB and thermal cameras provide visual context. 🛰️ AIS adds vessel information. ⚠️ Alerts point to possible risks.  But the real challenge is not collecting more data. It is turning all of that information into useful awareness without adding more work for the operator. Many surveillance systems use radar to detect a target and then direct a camera towards it, leaving the operator to assess what is happening. Seacurity by dotOcean takes this further. By combining radar, AIS and other sensor data with automated detection on both RGB and thermal camera feeds, Seacurity helps identify and track relevant activity automatically. Instead of constantly switching between systems and manually monitoring camera feeds, operators get a clearer operational picture with more context and less manual intervention. ✅ Less fragmented monitoring.  ✅ More automated detection.  ✅ More context.  ✅ Better awareness when it matters.  Because in complex maritime environments, situational awareness should reduce the operator’s workload.  #dotOcean #Seacurity #MaritimeSurveillance #MaritimeSecurity #SituationalAwareness #MaritimeTechnology