The stack that sails her.
Helm is the autonomous navigation and station-keeping system every Segal hull ships with — collision-avoidance, dynamic positioning, and dock-and-discharge. It is the same autonomy discipline Segal runs from the ground to orbit, reskinned for the water.
Autonomy is the spine of every Segal theater. A building resolves its own site and prints itself; a satellite compiles its own flight software; a hull resolves its own sea state and holds station. The boundary conditions change — gravity, atmosphere, feedstock — the discipline does not.
Helm is delivered in three tiers. Core holds station with a reduced watch aboard. Transit removes the bridge crew on a standard run — the 0-crew headline Drayage One already flies. Fleet coordinates many hulls across a corridor.
Three tiers of autonomy.
Core holds station with a watch aboard; Transit removes the bridge crew; Fleet coordinates many hulls across a corridor.
Helm Core
Station-keeping
Dynamic positioning and collision-avoidance with a reduced bridge watch aboard. Holds station to tolerance; a crew still sails her.
from $1.20M
Helm Transit
Crewless point-to-point
Self-navigating dock-to-dock: departure, transit, and dock-and-discharge with no bridge crew on a standard run.
from $3.40M
Helm Fleet
Fleet-sequenced
Everything in Transit, plus multi-hull coordination: sequenced routing, weather routing, and port-slot negotiation across a corridor.
from $6.80M
What Helm does today — and what's still roadmap.
Marked honestly. A capability that has not sailed wears ROADMAP.
Collision-avoidance
LAUNCHEDCOLREGS-aware sense-and-avoid from a fused sensor picture — radar, AIS, optical, and lidar.
Dynamic positioning
LAUNCHEDHolds station over a point to tolerance against wind, current, and sea state.
Autonomous dock-and-discharge
LAUNCHEDApproaches, berths, and discharges at a prepared dock without a crew on the wheel.
Crewless point-to-point transit
LAUNCHEDDeparture to arrival with no bridge crew on a standard run — proven on Drayage One.
Fleet-sequenced coordination
ROADMAPMany hulls coordinating route, weather routing, and port slots across a corridor — designed, not yet sailed in open water.