Imagine a giant digital brain for coast guards that connects drones, satellites, and ships into one screen. Instead of checking ten different maps, it uses AI to spot illegal activity or people in trouble automatically. It's like a smart air-traffic control system, but for the open ocean.
Maritime authorities struggle with fragmented data and slow response times when monitoring borders. Current systems lack the ability to coordinate long-endurance drones and satellites effectively to stop smuggling and illegal fishing.
A software platform for Maritime Operation Centres that fuses AI and Big Data to manage drones and surface vessels. It includes a common operational picture and standard procedures for joint multi-authority missions.
If you are a Border Control Agency dealing with irregular crossings and smuggling — this project developed a platform that integrates long-endurance drones and satellite data to reduce reaction times.
If you are a Maritime Environmental Agency dealing with oil spills and illegal fishing — this project developed a data fusion system that uses AI to detect environmental crimes across wide coastal areas.
If you are an Unmanned Systems Manufacturer dealing with fragmented ground control stations — this project developed an interoperable ecosystem that allows different aerial and water assets to work together.
Based on available project data, no pricing or cost information is provided as this is an EU-funded research initiative.
Yes, the project is designed as an ecosystem for Maritime Operation Centres and involves 12 industry partners, suggesting a focus on industrial scalability.
Based on available project data, specific IP and licensing terms are not listed, though the project involves a consortium of 20 partners across 11 countries.
The platform provides interfaces to UxV Ground Control Stations and external systems, including Copernicus satellite services.
The project period runs from 2023-01-01 to 2025-10-31, indicating the development and validation phase is currently active.
The consortium is strongly industry-driven, with 12 industrial partners representing 60% of the 20 total members. This high industry ratio, combined with 4 SMEs and 4 other organizations across 11 countries, indicates a high priority for commercial viability and cross-border interoperability rather than purely academic research.
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