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28/08/2026

Competence at sea is not proven by a certificate alone.

It is proven in the moments that require judgement — during a watch, a manoeuvre, a port approach, a change in traffic, or a situation that does not unfold exactly the way it did in training.

Great shiphandling starts with skilled people. But skill is built through practice, experience, mentoring, and the ability to make the right decision when it matters.

For crewing and training teams, the challenge is clear:
How do you know whether a seafarer is truly ready before they are placed onboard?

SailorSkill helps companies assess practical competence through scenario-based evaluations that go beyond course completion. It helps identify skill gaps, support focused training, and build stronger crews for safer operations.

Because confident operations begin with competent people.

How do you ensure your crew have the right skills for the most critical moments?

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24/08/2026

As technology reshapes maritime, one voice must never be lost, the voice of those who have spent their lives at sea.

Maritime is entering a period of transformation unlike anything the industry has experienced before. Artificial intelligence, automation, digitalisation, autonomous operations, cybersecurity and technology-led training are rapidly moving from discussion to real-world application.

Behind these advances lies a larger and more important question:

Are we adequately preparing the maritime workforce for the world these technologies are creating?

Technology can transform how vessels are operated, people are trained and decisions are made. But it cannot replace experience, professional judgement, seamanship or a genuine understanding of what actually happens at sea.

This is why conversations that bring maritime experience and technology together are so important.

We appreciate GTA’s initiative to bridge the gap between trade and technology by engaging with leaders in their respective fields.

Our Founder and CEO, Capt. Ruchin C. Dayal, shared his insights as a Master Mariner and maritime technology leader, drawing upon his experience at sea and his journey in developing maritime software, AI-enabled systems, digital training solutions and operational technologies.

There is much to be gained when experience meets innovation.

The future of maritime is not something that will arrive one day.

It is already taking shape.

The full conversation will be shared soon on our LinkedIn page. Stay tuned.

Watch the full interview on: https://youtu.be/mhqH3VN9B5w?si=nkOaLPLPsparg9al

21/08/2026

Engine-room CCTV is useful only if it helps the crew see the risk in time.

In machinery spaces, visibility can change fast. Leaks, smoke, fire, restricted access, and blocked sightlines can all make a developing hazard harder to identify when response time matters most.

A camera may record what happened.

But modern shipboard safety needs more than recording.

eVa SMARTeYe adds intelligent video analytics to shipboard CCTV, helping detect critical risks earlier and supporting faster hazard awareness across high-risk areas like engine rooms and machinery spaces.

Because in an emergency, the question is not just whether the camera was watching.

It is whether it could help warn the crew before the situation escalated.

What is the first engine-room risk you would want detected early?

Discover more at
evasmarteye.com
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19/08/2026

A CCTV system that only records an incident is already one step behind.

Onboard, safety risks do not always begin as alarms. They begin as a person entering the wrong area, missing PPE, early smoke, an unsafe movement, or a hazard that is visible for only a few seconds before it becomes serious.

Traditional CCTV can show what happened.

eVa SMARTeYe is built to help identify what is happening.

With AI-powered video analytics, shipboard CCTV can support safer operations by detecting risks such as intrusion, PPE non-compliance, smoke, and other safety hazards earlier — giving teams a better chance to act before an incident escalates.

Because the value of surveillance is not just in watching.

It is in warning at the right time.

What is the first shipboard risk you would want AI to detect?

Discover more at
evasmarteye.com
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15/08/2026

Happy Independence Day! Proud to be part of a nation that values courage and strength.

14/08/2026

What does innovation in COLREGS training look like when it is reviewed, tested, and independently endorsed?

We are proud to announce that *eVa COLREGS, eDOT Solutions’ AI-powered maritime COLREGS training platform* , has received the *ClassNK Innovation Endorsement for Product & Solution 2026.*

This milestone means a lot to our team.

eVa COLREGS was built to move *beyond conventional COLREGS* training methods that depend on fixed scenarios, static question banks, and generic pass/fail scoring. Our goal was to create a more adaptive, immersive, and practical way for seafarers, maritime cadets, and watchkeeping officers to develop real decision-making competence at sea.

Built on Unreal Engine, eVa COLREGS delivers interactive 3D vessel encounter scenarios across open sea, coastal waters, narrow channels, and port approaches.

Receiving this endorsement from *ClassNK* is a proud validation of the work, testing, refinement, and technical effort behind the platform.

For us, this is not just a certification.

It is a step forward in making COLREGS competence development more engaging, measurable, accessible, and aligned with the realities of *modern maritime training.*

Explore eVa COLREGS:
www.colregs.ai

Learn more about eDOT Solutions:
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11/08/2026

A watchkeeper does not get a pause button when the situation starts changing.

A light appears on the horizon on the port side. The bearing is steady. The vessel is closing in. What looks simple in a classroom can feel very different when it is unfolding from the bridge.

That is why COLREGS training has to go beyond knowing the rule.

Deck officers need to practise recognising the situation early, understanding what action is required, and making the right decision while the scenario is still developing.

eVa COLREGS is built for that kind of practice.

Through realistic bridge-view scenarios, vessel lights, crossing situations, and collision-avoidance exercises, trainees can apply COLREGS in an interactive environment that feels closer to actual watchkeeping than a textbook question.

The Lights Challenge is designed to sharpen recognition and decision-making — because identifying what you are seeing is the first step toward making the right call.

Can you ace the Lights Challenge?

Visit colregs.ai and try it through the Games button.

www.colregs.ai
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08/08/2026

Some lessons at sea should not wait for experience.

A missed step.
A warning ignored.
A procedure followed too late.

In maritime safety, these moments can change everything.

The Directorate General of Shipping’s safety video initiative brings real maritime incidents to life through powerful visual storytelling — helping seafarers understand not just what went wrong, but why it matters.

Produced by eDOT Solutions, these videos are designed to make safety lessons easier to remember, discuss, and act on before an emergency occurs.

Because at sea, preparedness has to be built before the moment arrives.

Sharing the trailer today.

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05/08/2026

Every year, shipping companies hire seafarers they know almost nothing about.

A certificate says a seafarer completed a course. It does not say whether they retained anything. It does not say how they perform under pressure. It does not say whether their situational awareness, their technical knowledge, or their decision-making meets the standard your vessels actually require.

Hiring based on certificates is not selection. It is hope.

SailorSkill changes that.

The world's first AI-powered pre-employment assessment platform for seafarers — built by the same team that has spent 22 years in maritime technology, with a library of 180+ training videos, including the Safety Video Series produced for the Directorate General of Shipping, India.

SailorSkill tests what a certificate cannot show. Rank-specific assessments covering navigation, cargo operations, safety procedures, engine knowledge, and regulatory awareness. Scenario-based questions that test application of knowledge, not just recall. Results that give crewing managers a genuine picture of a candidate's competence before they sign the contract.

For crewing agencies, it means better placements and fewer early departures. For ship managers, it means crews who meet the standard the vessel requires. For seafarers, it means their genuine competence gets recognised rather than assumed.

Because the most expensive hire in shipping is the wrong one.

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03/08/2026

Fatigue is the maritime industry's most honest safety problem—and its least discussed one.

We talk about procedures. We talk about equipment. We talk about training. We rarely talk honestly about what happens to a human being who has been working a 4-on-8-off watch pattern for six weeks in the middle of an ocean, far from home, with inconsistent sleep and significant operational pressure.

The research is not ambiguous. Fatigued seafarers make more errors. Errors at sea have consequences that cannot always be undone.

Seafarer Mental Health Awareness is one of the training modules in the Seafarer LMS library — because we believe this conversation belongs in every vessel's training programme, not just in welfare seminars at port.

Sharing a short awareness video on fatigue and workload management at sea.

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