RightShip and Mapsea Partner bring real-time safety insights to the ship’s bridge

RightShip, the digital maritime platform providing expertise in safety, sustainability and social responsibility practices, has announced a strategic partnership with marine technology company Mapsea to integrate RightShip’s Safety Score and GHG Rating directly into Mapsea’s advanced navigation and voyage optimisation platform. This collaboration empowers both onshore decision-makers and crew onboard vessels to access real-time safety insights, enhancing operational safety and efficiency.
Bringing Safety Intelligence to the Front Lines
The Safety Score is a comprehensive metric that consolidates data, industry standards, expert reviews, and advanced statistical models into a clear, actionable score. It enables stakeholders to make informed, safety-first decisions and invest in safer processes and technologies.
This integration delivers real-time vessel risk assessments directly to captains and crew, transforming how maritime professionals assess and mitigate risk on the water.
“The Safety Score has already been a vital tool for charterers and operators to assess vessel suitability and prioritize safety,” said Ajinkya Kadam, Head of Partnerships at RightShip. “By integrating it into Mapsea’s platform, we extend these insights to those on the front lines of maritime operations, providing the intelligence they need to make safer decisions in real time.”
Enhanced Navigation with Mapsea
Mapsea specialises in navigation systems powered by IoT, AI, and digital twin technologies. The platform enhances situational awareness and supports data-driven decision-making, offering features such as:
- Route Planning with Safety Intelligence: Captains can plan and adjust routes using real-time Safety Scores, ensuring safer navigation through high-traffic areas and ports.
- Risk Assessments in Real Time: The integration enables immediate evaluation of vessel risks, supporting safer and more informed decisions.
- Compliance Monitoring: The platform helps crews align with the maritime industry’s highest safety standards while maintaining operational efficiency.
“By combining our advanced navigation solutions with RightShip’s trusted Safety Score, we are giving maritime professionals a powerful tool to navigate with greater confidence and control,” said Jisoo Kim, CEO at Mapsea. “This partnership is a significant step forward in delivering real-time safety intelligence where it is needed most—on the bridge.”
Building a Safer, More Connected Future
This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to advancing maritime safety through technology and collaboration. By integrating RightShip’s Safety Score into Mapsea’s platform, both companies are equipping maritime stakeholders with the insights needed to navigate today’s complexities safely and efficiently.
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