Wails sul Corriere della Sera: l’Intelligenza Artificiale porta nuovi occhi sotto il mare

Corriere della Sera features an in-depth article on Wails and our technology for the intelligent monitoring of marine ecosystems, from detecting cetaceans to observing the evolution of the seabed.

We’re excited to announce that Wails is featured in the pages of Corriere della Sera, with an article dedicated to the new technologies that are transforming the way we can observe and understand marine environments.

The article explores the technology developed by Wails to bring cameras, sensors, hydrophones, and Artificial Intelligence beneath the surface of the sea. This transforms images, acoustic signals, and environmental data into actionable information for companies, researchers, authorities, and organizations involved in the management and protection of the marine environment.

Making what happens beneath the surface observable.

The sea is an extremely dynamic environment, yet much of the information it generates every day remains difficult to collect and analyze continuously.

This need is what led to the creation of Wails.

Our goal is to create a technological infrastructure capable of monitoring underwater environments over time.

Underwater high-resolution cameras, hydrophones, environmental sensors, and AI-powered processing systems. All integrated into the same platform to observe what happens beneath the surface and transform it into useful information.

A technology designed not simply to see underwater, but to understand how an environment changes over time.

Artificial Intelligence for cetacean detection.

One of the applications highlighted by Corriere della Sera is the system developed by Wails to support cetacean detection and prevent collisions with vessels.

The system can integrate high-resolution cameras and hydrophones, using Artificial Intelligence algorithms to simultaneously analyze visual and acoustic information.

When the possible presence of whales, dolphins, or other marine mammals is identified, the different sources can be cross-referenced to increase detection reliability and generate alerts for operators.

From images to data.

Wails technology is not limited to cetacean monitoring. The same infrastructure can be configured to monitor protected marine areas, ports, offshore infrastructure, underwater construction sites, aquaculture facilities, and archaeological sites.

Images, videos, sounds, and environmental parameters can also be transformed into timelapses, evolutionary reports, and datasets for processing through Artificial Intelligence algorithms.

An important recognition for Wails’ journey.

Being featured by Corriere della Sera represents an important recognition for Wails’ journey and, above all, of the growing interest in new technological solutions for understanding and protecting marine environments.

Bringing Artificial Intelligence beneath the surface means opening up new possibilities for scientific research, biodiversity conservation, the maritime sector, the offshore industry, and infrastructure management.