SeaBot Maritime was established to provide pioneering learning and change management solutions to the maritime sector, particularly in the fields of maritime autonomy and remote operations.

Having been involved in remote and autonomous maritime operations since the advent of this technology revolution, its core focus is to help shape the maritime autonomy eco-system’s people-technology partnership.

As champions of human centred digital transformation, SeaBot Maritime delivers organisational change and training to the maritime sector, believing that people should be empowered with new skills to work alongside technology when sharing tasks and decision-making, particularly in smart ship operations.

SeaBot Maritime is dedicated to providing operational development, personnel training, and assurance to the enterprise and defence sectors, ensuring safe and efficient operations. It strives to influence the maritime industry as it attracts, nurtures, and shapes a future workforce; resulting in a new connected mariner capable of undertaking what will be some of the most digitally advanced roles in the world.

SeaBot Maritime embraces the knowledge and influence of other sectors, including aviation and space, in developing effective new solutions.

In-house services include;
• Training Needs Analysis,
• Curriculum development,
• Competency management tools,
• Blended mobile and e-learning, including App design and 3D modelling,
• Certification and assurance services to industry standards.

SeaBot Maritime is uniquely positioned to enable an organisation to fully exploit the potential of new and existing technology above and below the surface, coexisting with reskilled personnel and developing an entirely new workforce, creating a smarter, cleaner and safer maritime.

Products and services

Training Needs Analysis (TNA), Curriculum development, Competency management tools, eLearning, mobile learning, app design, 3D modelling, Training delivery in Marine Robotics

Industry

Creative and media, Education and training, Marine, Oil and gas, Ports and logistics, Renewable energy