Innovation
Our approach provides answers to todays' challenges in weather analysis and maritime routing.
Our disruptive approach
Featuring 3 key assets
Unleashing AI for unmatched weather precision
We harness the power of artificial intelligence to analyze vast quantities of weather data. By processing terabytes of data, our AI systems can identify patterns and trends that would be impossible for the human brain to manage alone. This ensures highly accurate and up-to-date weather predictions.
Leveraging expertise for precision navigation
Our team’s extensive expertise enables us to integrate superior decision-making processes into our software.
Having worked with cutting-edge, high-performance racing boats, we are accustomed to meeting the highest levels of precision and adaptability, which has honed our unparalleled analytical skills.
Just as the car industry learns from racing, we apply our knowledge to advise on pleasure boats and other maritime challenges. By combining AI’s data processing power with our expertise-driven insights, we deliver precise and reliable predictions, leading to more informed decisions and safer navigation.
Introducing 4 cutting-edge innovations
Choosing the best weather models
We compare and qualify the best weather model for our users, depending on their location and time range of prediction needed.
Automated extreme weather detection
Performance polar optimization
We analyse and redefine performance polars, taking into account a multitude of variables to optimize navigation.
Innovative routing algorithms
Marine Weather Intelligence brings a revolutionary approach to maritime weather forecasting and routing. Our innovation stands out due to a unique blend of advanced data processing, technological breakthroughs, and an expertise-driven insight thanks to our long experience in ocean racing and complex maritime operations and routings.
Beyond speed: going for the smartest route
Bringing answers to the world's challenges
Global initiatives are reshaping the maritime industry
"All people on Earth must be protected by early warning systems within five years."
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, March 23, 2022
WMO
The World Meteorological Organization calls on all stakeholders to develop weather safety alerts for all populations through the EW4All (Early Warnings for All) campaign, a top priority for the UN.
IMO
The International Maritime Organization has committed to reducing pollutant emissions by at least 70% by 2040, with the goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The Greenvoyage
The « GreenVoyage2050 » project aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 10 to 50% by 2030 through speed management.
Pressing challenges in the weather forecast and routing sector
Leveraging all weather data
We aim to upgrade current weather algorithms by integrating all available data and address modern navigation needs such as fuel efficiency or safety.
Contributing to decarbonization
Routing mainly predicts the fastest route without considering environmental impacts.
More effective safety alert networks
Advancing beyond current systems, we aim to deliver real-time updates and precise, location-specific weather forecasts, tailored to the needs of our clients.
Maximizing broadband internet at sea
Our solutions fully leverage new technologies like Starlink and OneWeb, enabling unlimited internet access across the seas.
How AI boosts a meteorologist's analysis performance tenfold
HUMAN BRAIN
Our brain excels at analyzing weather conditions through intuition and experience.
It cannot handle the vast amounts of weather data modern instruments produce.
A.I.
A.I. can process terabytes of data quickly and accurately, identifying patterns and making predictions.
A.I. lacks the nuanced understanding that human meteorologists provide.
By combining AI’s computational power with human expertise, we achieve superior weather forecasting and maritime routing, leveraging the strengths of both for better decision-making.
Explore more about us
Learn more about Marine Weather Intelligence, its team and how we are shaping the future of maritime navigation and forecasts.