Windward buys Azimut.ai for visual vessel tracking at ports
Windward acquired Azimut.ai on November 3, 2026, to add camera-based vessel identification to its Maritime AI platform. The deal expands Windward’s all-source strategy—already using AIS, satellite imagery, and RF signals—by introducing optical sensing for ports and maritime chokepoints. Azimut.ai’s technology detects, classifies, and tracks vessels in real time using existing EO/IR cameras, even…
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- Windward acquired Azimut.ai on November 3, 2026, to add camera-based vessel detection and tracking
- Azimut.ai’s tech detects vessels up to 7,000 meters away with 100% innocent-vessel accuracy in pilot tests
- System integrates visual data with AIS, satellite, and behavioral intelligence for maritime risk assessment
Windward Acquires Azimut.ai to Add Visual Vessel Intelligence
Unite.AI · 3 November 2026
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