The detailMarine mode reuses the airport copilot's event model, swapping flights for vessels and stands for berths.
Practice: Ask the machine onceThe problem
Ports and terminals run on the same kind of pressure as airports: berths, cranes, vessels at anchor and a schedule that changes by the hour. The information is scattered across vessel tracking, berth plans and terminal systems.
What we built
The airport copilot’s sister for ports. Live vessel positions from AIS sit on a 3D harbour with its berths and anchorages, and the same copilot answers questions about the port: which vessels are waiting, which berths free up next, and what changed since the last shift.
How it works
The Marine mode reuses the airport copilot’s event model, swapping flights for vessels and stands for berths. Seven ports are modelled, from the harbour view down to berth detail.
