Orca AI Secures $72.5 Million for Autonomous Shipping Platform

Orca AI has raised $72.5 million in Series B funding to enhance its autonomous shipping technology, led by Brighton Park Capital.

Orca AI has secured $72.5 million in Series B funding, led by Brighton Park Capital, with participation from existing investors Ankona Capital and Hyperlink Ventures. This investment will support the development of Orca AI's autonomous maritime technology, which aims to improve operational efficiency and safety in the global shipping industry announced in a press release.

Founded in 2018, Orca AI leverages AI-powered decision-making and autonomous capabilities to enhance ship navigation. The company utilizes a marine visual dataset of over 80 million nautical miles to reduce collision risks and improve voyage safety. The recent funding will also allow Orca AI to expand into new categories, including defense and security.

Orca AI's growth is further supported by the expansion of satellite-based services like Starlink, which facilitates real-time data transmission for route mapping and traffic monitoring. The company's technology has demonstrated significant improvements in safety, with a 54% reduction in close encounter events and an average fuel savings of $100,000 per vessel annually.

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