AI-powered object detection, low-light vision and thermal imaging help you understand the waters surrounding your vessel.









AI-assisted detection identifies and classifies vessels, craft and obstacles around your ship.
Wide-angle and zoom views keep the surroundings visible as natural light fades.
Thermal observation adds visibility in darkness, glare and challenging conditions.

POS
12°34.2'N · 045°12.6'E
HDG
072°
9.4 KN
WATCH ACTIVE
4 CONTACTS IN RANGE
AI-assisted detection helps operators identify supported object categories within the surrounding maritime environment.

Wide-angle and zoom camera views support observation when normal visibility and lighting conditions are limited.


Thermal imaging adds another layer of visual information for situations where conventional cameras alone may not provide enough detail.
Velador

SEALINK Velador
Intelligent maritime observation. Designed to bring the bigger picture into focus.
OPTICAL / LOW-LIGHT / THERMAL · ONE OBSERVATION SYSTEM
01 / THE OBSERVATION SYSTEM
Look wider. Inspect closer. Add a thermal perspective. Complementary views bring more context to the bridge.
01 Wide-angle & low-light
02 Zoom observation
03 Thermal imaging
02 / MARITIME PERCEPTION
Vessels, small craft, people and obstacles. Object detection adds an observation layer to the surrounding water.
OBSERVE → DETECT → INSPECT
03 / A COMPLEMENTARY VIEW
Visible-light observation and thermal imaging offer different perspectives on the same maritime environment.
THERMAL PERSPECTIVE
ILLUSTRATIVE VISUAL TREATMENT
04 / YOUR NEXT PERSPECTIVE
Explore what Velador can bring to your vessel’s observation workflow.
01 / FERRY
02 / SMALL CRAFT
03 / VESSEL
04 / VESSEL
ILLUSTRATIVE DETECTION VIEW
01 / 05
THE SYSTEM
Multiple camera views monitor the surrounding maritime environment.
AI-assisted processing identifies supported objects within the scene.
Wide-angle, zoom and thermal views help operators examine areas or objects more closely.
The system supports the people responsible for lookout and operational decisions with additional visual information.
SEALINK Velador turns every onboard camera into an extra set of eyes on the water, detecting and naming the vessels, small craft, people and obstacles around you in real time, by day, in low light and through thermal imaging, so the bridge always keeps a clear picture of what is around the vessel.




Velador brings together maritime AI-assisted object detection, low-light observation and thermal imaging to support situational awareness around a vessel. Complementary views help the crew assess nearby craft, obstacles and activity when conventional visibility is limited. The system is designed to support watchkeeping decisions using the selected cameras, processing and vessel integration configuration.
Views | Wide-angle, zoom and thermal in one observation system
Detection | AI-assisted detection of supported objects: vessels, small craft, people and obstacles
Low light | Wide-angle and zoom views support observation as natural light fades
Thermal | Adds visibility in darkness, glare and challenging conditions
Observe | Multiple camera views monitor the surrounding maritime environment
Detect | AI-assisted processing identifies supported objects within the scene
Inspect | Wide-angle, zoom and thermal views help operators examine areas or objects more closely
Assess | Additional visual information for the people responsible for lookout and operational decisions
Coverage | Depends on camera selection, mounting position, environmental conditions and configured detection functions
Setup | SEALINK helps define an observation configuration around the vessel's operating area and monitoring requirements
1 × Observation Camera Unit
Velador, wide-angle, zoom and thermal views in one housing
1 × Camera Mounting Bracket
Mast or deck mount, stainless steel
1 × Camera Cable
Power and data, standard length
Configured per project
Camera selection, mounting position and the detection functions are defined with SEALINK before delivery
Also supplied
Quick-start card, digital-manual QR card and the installation manual
Camera selection, mounting position, environmental conditions and configured detection functions all influence the usable coverage of the system. SEALINK can help define an observation configuration around the vessel’s operating area and monitoring requirements.
