IBM's Mayflower Autonomous Ship (MAS400) has set sail across the Atlantic ocean without a crew or human control. Built and operated in conjunction with ocean research non-profit ProMare and industry ...

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Since its launch in September 2020, ProMare and IBM’s Mayflower Autonomous Ship (MAS) has had a long, bumpy journey. But it finally ended a few days ago, when the trimaran completed its historic ...

Four hundred years after its namesake made a famous voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, the IBM Mayflower Autonomous Ship is preparing to do the same—with a decidedly modern twist: It will be captained ...

IBM Systems, AI, cloud and edge technologies at the helm in one of world's first autonomous transatlantic voyages Mission to expand humankind's knowledge of the ocean and remove barriers to marine ...

“Seagulls,” said Andy Stanford-Clark, excitedly. “They’re quite a big obstacle from an image-processing point of view. But, actually, they’re not a threat at all. In fact, you can totally ignore them.