Sea Machines launches marine autonomy APIs for third-party C2 systems
Evidence notes
- Sea Machines launched new SMLink APIs for integration of its SM300 marine autonomy system with approved third-party command-and-control systems
- The release included a Streaming API for real-time telemetry and a Control API for direct command of SM300 autonomy functions
- The launch expands Sea Machines' open-architecture posture for military and commercial customers building their own mission software layers
Company context
Sea Machines Robotics develops autonomous command, control, and navigation systems for commercial and defense marine vessels, spanning retrofit autonomy products and complete unmanned surface vessel offerings. Its product line includes the SM-series autonomy stack and the STORMRUNNER tactical sUSV for contested maritime operations.