AI platform for vessel performance monitoring and route optimization
DeepSea builds machine-learning models to optimize ship operations—engine performance, routing, fuel consumption—using real-time sensor data. The tech stack is heavy on data infrastructure (Databricks, Delta Lake, Spark, MLflow) with Python-first ML development, suggesting a mature data-science operation. Active migration to AWS EKS and work on streaming architecture signal infrastructure modernization to handle real-time ship telemetry at scale, while pain points around data quality and sensor anomalies indicate the core challenge: noisy maritime sensor inputs feeding prediction models.
DeepSea Technologies provides AI-driven optimization for the shipping industry, headquartered in Athens and founded in 2017. The product ingests real-time data from vessel sensors and applies machine-learning models to predict and optimize ship performance, fuel efficiency, and voyage routing. The company operates a lean but senior-heavy engineering organization (6 engineers, 3 managers, 2 data specialists) across Greece, Norway, and Singapore. Current work spans model training infrastructure, real-time streaming pipelines, data-quality remediation, and internal tools for route-and-speed optimization analysis.
Databricks, Delta Lake, Apache Spark, MLflow, Python, SQL, Pandas, and NumPy for data and ML; React, Redux, and Node.js for frontend; AWS and Azure for cloud infrastructure, with active migration to AWS EKS.
Real-time ship performance prediction models, route and speed optimization, data pipelines for sensor telemetry, container orchestration migration (AWS EKS), and internal tools for savings analysis and workflow automation.
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