Program news, field reports, and stories from the Eyesea community.
We are proud to partner with New Horizon Yachting to safeguard the Greek seas, bringing crowdsourced pollution mapping to luxury sailing where the Eyesea idea was first born.
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TradeWinds highlighted Eyesea's growth into a global pollution intelligence system powered by ground truth data. A proud moment for our team and volunteers.
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Waterway IT joined Eyesea as a member and plans to raise awareness of pollution reporting through its maritime technology network.
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SeaKeepers introduced race crews to Eyesea before Conquer the Island, then crews logged their observations during the Isle of Wight circumnavigation.
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Maritime media across the industry covered the launch of the new app, highlighting computer vision, satellite spectrometry, offline reporting, and dashboards that turn sightings into a global picture of ocean health.
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Eyesea and EVI Safety Technologies developed a camera based system for detecting containers falling overboard, with simulation work complete and vessel trials as the next stage.
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Isle of Man Maritime listed Eyesea as an environmental partner for its London International Shipping Week event at the London Aquarium.
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Normec Verifavia and Eyesea are exploring ways to verify pollution recovery records, working toward recovery data that organisations can review and trust.
Read articleThe International SeaKeepers Society runs Eyesea reporting as a standing program opportunity, calling participating vessel owners the true Eyes of the Ocean.
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A pilot in Chiloé and Aysén brought satellite analysis, field observations, local training, and mobile reporting into one coastal pollution monitoring process.
Read articleBorealis Maritime brought its fleet of tankers, offshore ships, and container vessels into the Eyesea network, after its German staff had already joined Eyesea cleanups.
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A Pacific Islands coalition registered with the United Nations SDG partnership platform lists Eyesea among its marine conservation and monitoring partners, working toward a marine debris monitoring system by 2028.
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Two ONBOARD Magazine features introduced Eyesea to yacht owners, captains, and crews, from Ocean Nova becoming the first cruise ship to join to the call for every sailor to become part of the solution.
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Mapbox began powering the Eyesea app with its location data and mapping technology, bringing custom map styles and visualisations to the pollution database.
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A Plastic Free July feature by Sentient International traced Eyesea's first ten months, including two industry awards and the creation of the At Sea Ambassador role for engaged seafarers.
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Splash247 reported ships unable to run at full capacity as plastic clogs cooling systems, drawing on Eyesea's records, which by mid 2022 held over 120,000 data points from more than 65 countries.
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Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement put five managed vessels into the beta trial and two senior leaders into Eyesea roles, as the app passed 35,000 images logged from more than 30 countries.
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The Extraction Action Alliance asked crews, sailors, and divers to photograph ghost nets and upload them through georeferencing apps such as Eyesea, ahead of a Mediterranean trial and planned global rollout.
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The free Eyesea app launched at Port Erin with seven ambassadors and four Manx maritime companies behind it, putting the island's UNESCO Biosphere at the heart of the project.
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After six months of testing on commercial ships, recreational boats, and with volunteers in a dozen countries, the Eyesea app arrived on Google Play and the App Store.
Read articleA Ship Technology Global feature reported that around 800 ships volunteered within six weeks of the first pitch, and explained why Eyesea reports anonymously rather than assigning blame.
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After storms battered the Isle of Man, the beta Eyesea app surveyed the coast and guided 117 volunteers from Beach Buddies and PlasticBusters to collect 520 kilograms of debris from Douglas Beach.
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Crews aboard an Oldendorff Carriers bulk carrier off Florida and a UMMS vessel off West Africa completed the first proof of concept readings with the prototype Eyesea app.
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Eyesea launched in December 2020 with backing from shipping leaders, around 60 commercial ships preparing for beta trials, and a plan to build the first global database of oceanic pollution.
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