Orella Vision
Orella Vision
Where it earns its place

One Perception Stack, Multiple Segments

AIUS Marine is designed to evolve and address the needs of multiple user groups with segment-specific features. Every segment runs the same perception stack, so an improvement made for one operation reaches all of them.

Yachts & Superyachts

Collision Alerts Under Way, Anchor Watch at Rest

Many yachts already carry capable EO/IR optics that nobody is watching for the whole passage. AIUS Marine turns that existing hardware into a watch that never blinks, flagging small craft, buoys, debris, wildlife and persons in the water under way, and unexpected approaches at anchor.

Turns the EO/IR camera already on the mast into a watch that runs the whole passage

Flags unlit tenders, buoys, fishing floats, containers and debris that radar and AIS return poorly

Raises alerts for approaching craft and tenders in Anchor Watch mode

Records time-stamped footage for insurance and incident review

Superyachts moored bow-in along a marina quay

Search & Rescue

Persistent Visual Search When Every Second Counts

A person in the water is one of the most critical targets in the maritime domain: small, low-contrast, intermittently hidden by swell, and invisible to both radar and AIS. AIUS Marine aids crews in identifying and tracking small targets in harsh environments.

Detects persons in the water on visible and thermal — the target radar and AIS cannot see at all

Steadies the picture in a seaway with electronic image stabilisation, where hull motion makes raw footage hard to interpret

Analyses every camera continuously with AI through the whole search pattern, without fatigue

Tracks several contacts at once, so a sighting is not lost when attention moves

Records synchronised video for debrief, training and the incident report

A crewed rescue RHIB under way through breaking surf

Commercial & Workboats

Visual Ground Truth in Cluttered Water

Crews working dense, constrained water carry the highest cognitive load and the least spare attention. AIUS Marine adds a layer that cross-checks what radar and AIS report against what is actually visible.

Detects what does not transmit and returns little radar echo — small craft, buoys, fishing floats

Alerts on semi-submerged containers and floating debris: the hull and running-gear damage that costs a drydock

Scores alerts by risk so a thin bridge watch is not flooded

Sends alerts to the bridge display, a tablet or the helm MFD

Deploys seamlessly across a mixed fleet, on whatever off-the-shelf cameras each vessel runs

Records time-stamped evidence for claims, investigations and the safety management system

Works with no connectivity — no satellite data cost, no dependency outside coverage

A loaded container ship on a river with a tug alongside

Ports, Harbours & VTS

An AI Layer on the CCTV You Already Operate

Port CCTV is typically monitored reactively, with no layer cross-referencing what is visually present against the digital traffic picture. Small craft with AIS switched off are simply absent from that picture, and radar resolution degrades exactly where traffic density is highest.

Runs on the CCTV already installed — no new masts, no new cabling

Detects craft that are invisible to AIS but plainly visible to a camera

Detects persons in the water along the quayside and in the basin

Keeps a continuous watch on feeds that are otherwise only reviewed after something has happened

A container terminal seen from above, gantry cranes over stacked containers

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The perception stack is the same underneath. If your operation involves cameras and water, tell us what you need to see.

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