Seadronix AVISS Port AI & NAVISS

Seadronix Inc. describes itself as a port-to-port AI platform company focused on port-vessel connectivity and autonomous shipping. The website lists its headquarters in Ulsan, South Korea and an R&D center and factory in Seoul.

Its AI detects and classifies sea-surface objects, from small buoys to large ships, and fuses data from sensors such as radar and LiDAR. The NAVISS family (Bridge, Hub, Compact) supports navigation on ships, AVISS provides monitoring for ports, and Rec-SEA Player replays recorded data.

• AVISS: AI monitoring product for ports.
• NAVISS Bridge and Hub: navigation assistance for ships.
• NAVISS Compact: version for small vessels.
• Object classification: detects objects from small buoys to large ships.
• Sensor fusion: combines camera, radar and LiDAR data.
• Rec-SEA Player: replays recorded sea data for review.

A Vietnamese port authority could use AVISS to monitor vessel movement in the harbour area. A shipping company could fit NAVISS on vessels that transit congested approaches.

Gives ports and ships a shared AI view of surrounding vessels and objects. Sensor fusion improves detection beyond a single sensor. Separate products serve ships of different sizes and ports. Press items on the site show use by government vessels and recognition on Forbes Korea's AI 50 list.

Port approaches in Asia are getting busier and ports look for AI monitoring of vessel traffic and berthing safety. Autonomous and assisted navigation is moving from trials to orders, and Vietnamese ports and coast-guard style agencies face similar monitoring needs.

Seadronix Inc., headquarters in Ulsan, South Korea; R&D center and factory in Seoul. Forbes Korea AI 50 listing dated 2026-10-01 on the site.