SEAVAULT records every onboard channel into one tamper-evident log, and turns it into condition and maintenance decisions with AI.
Position, machinery and camera, aligned on one timeline and checked against what the bridge actually saw.
Every channel on board, from navigation to machinery to video, lands in one shared timebase.
Each entry is hash-chained into a tamper-evident log that stands up to later review.
AI reads the live feed against the record and turns it into condition, review and maintenance calls.
SEAVAULT reads the live feed and the recorded history together, so drifting temperatures, abnormal vibration and thermal hot-spots surface while there is still time to act.
How condition monitoring works
Every channel stays aligned on one timeline, so a voyage can be reviewed exactly as it happened: position, machinery and video, from the bridge or ashore.
Voyage replayEach asset's normal running pattern is learned and projected forward, so planned maintenance replaces breakdowns and the right parts are aboard in time.
Predictive maintenance
A single tamper-evident unit that captures and time-synchronises every channel on board, and keeps recording through power loss.
One record per vessel for operational review and charter evidence.
Tamper-evident machinery and navigation history where it matters most.
Condition data from hard-working plant, captured through every blackout.
Navigation, machinery and video held on one shared timebase.
A tamper-evident record that reads as one continuous account.
An edge buffer keeps writing when power and links drop.
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