IIT Madras Builds SEANAV Digital Twin To Train Autonomous Ships
IIT Madras researchers have developed ‘SEANAV’ (Sea Navigation), a real-time digital twin platform that enables testing, validation, and training of autonomous maritime navigation systems in realistic virtual environments.
Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) researchers have developed ‘SEANAV’ (Sea Navigation), a real-time digital twin platform that enables testing, validation, and training of autonomous maritime navigation systems in realistic virtual environments.
The research team has already demonstrated autonomous path-following and AI-driven collision avoidance under realistic sensing and wave conditions.
A Demo Video and a Byte of Prof. Suresh Rajendran explaining this system can be viewed and downloaded from – Here
Developed by the Department of Ocean Engineering at IIT Madras, SEANAV addresses a major challenge facing the global shipping industry, which carries more than 80 percent of world trade.
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