Sea Machines expands in Europe with new office in Denmark

Sea Machines continues to expand globally with the recent addition of a new office in Esbjerg, Denmark. This third company location is strategically located near the Port of Esbjerg and provides close proximity to many of the company’s key clients. The Denmark team is now responsible for the sales and support of Sea Machines’ autonomous command and advanced perception marine systems for commercial ships and vessels.
Other Sea Machines locations include the company’s headquarters in Boston, Mass., USA, and its Hamburg, Germany, office.
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