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27 October 2026

EVI introduces AI safety camera mode to protect seafarer privacy

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EVI introduces AI safety camera mode to protect seafarer privacy

EVI Safety Technology has launched Crew-First Mode, a new feature for its AI-powered onboard camera system. The technology aims to improve maritime safety while giving seafarers greater protection against routine remote monitoring. The new setting allows the system to detect potential safety risks and alert crew members. At the same time, it limits access to camera footage from shore-based teams. When Crew-First Mode is activated, shore personnel continue to receive safety notifications.

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