Work with the Ocean.
At Seaquence, we build the technology that enables Ocean industries to solve their most pressing challenges: decarbonisation, efficiency, safety, compliance and cost, with measurable value.
To deliver Ocean innovation with zero harm to people and the environment, enabling the blue economy to Work with the Ocean.
Why we Work with the Ocean.
The Ocean regulates the climate we all depend on, absorbing more than 90 per cent of the planet's excess heat, and it will provide more of our energy and our food while carrying most of our trade. To operate in its conditions and to safeguard its health as we do: that is the commitment, and it aligns Seaquence with the UN Sustainable Development Goals for clean energy, innovation, responsible operations, climate action and life below water.
The outcomes we answer to.
We call it SCORE: safety, cost, operations, regulation and efficiency. It is the test we apply to our performance, to how we work and how we approach every challenge, and to what Sea4D delivers from day one on every vessel, structure and task: faster, safer, greener and fully compliant operations, building the data foundation for the Ocean insights to come.
SCORE is Seaquence's own framework, and it runs through the business. Every product is designed, built and judged on safety, cost, operations, regulation and efficiency, and we hold the company to the same five measures.
Stephen Douglas, Founder.
Stephen Douglas has twenty years of maritime experience running marine operations across Ocean infrastructure and shipping. For the last eight he has managed marine operations for leading offshore wind farm developers.
He founded Seaquence because the challenges facing those industries have outgrown the technology they run on. The Ocean is being asked to provide more energy, more food and more trade, and every operation on it is being asked to decarbonise, to run more efficiently and to prove itself safe and compliant. Seaquence builds the enabling technology that closes that gap: Sea4D.
Oliver Grange, Technical Lead.
Oliver Grange is a systems engineer with experience in industrial control, high-voltage power distribution, motorsport and electric vehicle development. As principal engineer for vehicle motion control and advanced driver assistance systems at a British performance car manufacturer, he has delivered radar-based automated vehicle safety systems. His work there includes the torque control system for a four-motor electric hypercar.
He previously led systems development at an electric vehicle manufacturer, and the electrical department at a zero-emission refrigeration technology company through field trials and production ramp-up. At Seaquence he is responsible for the integration and testing of Sea4D, drawing on his experience of radar-based safety systems in the automotive industry.
Seaquence is a member of the NVIDIA Inception program. Membership gives our team access to NVIDIA's developer tools, technical training and investor network as we build the onboard intelligence in Sea4D, so operators act on measured conditions at the point of work.
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