This 15+15 episode will be a myth-busting, insight-driven discussion on the future of autonomous shipping.
As AI continues to reshape industries, the maritime world stands on the cusp of a major transformation. But how close are we really to fully autonomous shipping?
In this session, we’ll explore the current state of AI-powered navigation and vessel automation — what’s already possible today, what remains aspirational, and what it all means for the future of seafaring.
Can we trust AI to handle critical decisions at sea? We’ll examine real-world deployments showing how AI is already enhancing safety, optimizing fuel consumption, and improving operational efficiency for some of the world’s leading shipping companies.
- Will AI replace human crews?
- What risks and opportunities does this shift bring? By separating hype from reality, we’ll map out the evolving role of technology on the bridge and what’s truly at stake for the industry.
This 30-minute webinar begins at 12:00 UTC (See your time zone here)
Speaker:
Yarden Gross, CEO & Co-Founder, Orca AI
Yarden Gross is the co-founder and CEO of Orca AI, a maritime technology company focused on enhancing the safety and efficiency of ship navigation through advanced AI and computer vision systems. Under his leadership, Orca AI has developed solutions that assist vessels in avoiding collisions and navigating challenging environments, contributing to safer and more efficient maritime operations.
Before founding Orca AI, Gross served as an officer in the Israeli Navy, where he gained firsthand experience with the complexities of maritime navigation. This background provided him with valuable insights into the challenges faced by the shipping industry, inspiring him to develop technological solutions to address these issues.
Gross is recognized for his innovative approach to integrating AI into maritime operations, aiming to modernize and improve safety standards within the industry.
15+15 webinars are a 30-minute webinar which includes a 15-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A. They take place on selected Wednesdays at 12:00 UTC.
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