Future of Ship
Inspections
Safety glasses with AI + AR — the next frontier of maritime compliance. Real-time augmented reality overlays, autonomous defect detection and drone-assisted hull scanning. Active development, prototype stage.
See It In Action
AI Meets AR
ShipCheck AI is building the next generation of maritime compliance infrastructure. Where today's platform automates photo analysis and reporting, the prototype puts AI directly into the inspector's field of view through augmented reality safety glasses — with real-time defect detection mapped against a live global knowledge graph.
AR Safety Glasses
Real-time compliance overlays in the inspector's field of view. Hazards, clause references and status indicators appear on the vessel surface as you look at it.
Vision AI
Production-grade defect detection on physical surfaces. Rust, cracks, structural anomalies and safety violations identified automatically from a live camera feed.
Drone Integration
Autonomous hull and superstructure scanning. Drones feed live imagery into the AI engine, enabling full vessel inspection without scaffolding or confined-space entry.
Knowledge Graph
Every finding linked in real time to IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL and class society clauses. The global compliance knowledge graph grows with every inspection performed.
Where We Are
Current state of each prototype component. The AI photo analysis engine is live today — the AR and drone layers are in active development.
AI Photo Analysis
Upload photos, receive instant compliance findings with SOLAS / IMO citations.
LiveStandard Checklists
8 inspection types covering IMO, ISM and MLC frameworks.
LiveAR Overlay Engine
Real-time compliance annotations on physical vessel surfaces via smart glasses.
In DevVision AI — Defects
Automated rust, crack and structural defect detection from a live camera feed.
In DevDrone Integration
Autonomous hull scanning with direct feed into the AI compliance engine.
Planned 2027Knowledge Graph
Global linked database of every finding, vessel and regulatory clause — compounding with each inspection.
Planned 2027Interested in the Prototype?
Early access, investment enquiries or partnership — get in touch directly.