SeaGuard — by Arovi
Catch abnormal container movement before it's a loss.
SeaGuard analyzes vessel container-stack camera video for genuine, measured frame-to-frame motion — not a guess, an actual pixel-level measurement against a documented threshold — and raises a real, acknowledgeable alert when something moves abnormally.
What SeaGuard does today Live
- Video ingestion — upload a container-stack camera clip for analysis
- Real motion measurement — classical computer-vision frame-differencing measures genuine pixel-level change between sampled frames
- Event flagging — movement past a documented threshold becomes a real, timestamped event with video evidence
- Crew acknowledgment — every event can be acknowledged or dismissed, with a reason, in a real audit trail
What's coming next
SeaGuard is deliberately not a trained container-detection model — no real vessel footage or labeled container-position data exists to train one accurately. Live camera ingestion, ship/camera-motion compensation, and roll/pitch separation need real vessel telemetry this doesn't yet have a source for. SeaGuard never gives a navigation, speed, or heading recommendation — it only ever reports measured motion. It is not a certified maritime safety system.