One fleet.
Every horizon.

Segal Navy

Freighters, laboratory ships, and places to live on the water.

Segal Navy builds the hull, the power, the payload, and the shore watch as one vessel.

A ship for the cargo, and the route.

A ship for the cargo, and the route.

Logistics

Drayage One works the coast. Longhaul crosses the ocean.

Modular bays for dry freight, cold chain, or bulk. Hybrid-electric power and a plug at the quay. Helm navigates and docks. Tideline watches from shore. You choose the hull for the distance.

  • The bays

    Dry, refrigerated, or bulk, arranged for the cargo you actually move.

  • The power

    Endurance at sea, and shore power when the ship is alongside.

  • The port

    Depth, weather, and a quay the hull was drawn to fit.

A laboratory that holds station.

A laboratory that holds station.

Laboratory

Sounding is a laboratory ship: labs, a sensor mast, and a moonpool.

Wet lab and dry lab, instruments on the mast, and a well in the deck for the vehicles that go deeper. The ship stays where the work is. The science decides the layout.

  • On station

    Held in position for the survey or the sample.

  • The labs

    Space, utilities, and a path for the sample.

  • Below the hull

    Launch and recover vehicles in the sea you are working.

Live on the water.

Live on the water.

Habitats

Tide Commons is a floating neighborhood. Atoll is the same idea, as a ring offshore.

Berths, a common hall, and a utility core for power, water, and waste. Moored for the site, supplied like a town, and built as architecture rather than a camp of barges.

  • The rooms

    Berths and shared space, for the number of people who will live there.

  • The core

    Power, water, and waste, in one service plant.

  • The mooring

    Access, evacuation, and resupply for the water you chose.

Design it, sail it, watch it from shore.

Design it, sail it, watch it from shore.

The yard

Drydock configures the hull. Helm sails it. Tideline runs the fleet.

You set the cargo, the range, and the water in Drydock. Helm navigates, docks, and keeps station, and it knows what to do when the link drops. Tideline is the shore picture: where the ships are, and what the operator does next.

  • Drydock

    The hull, the payload, and the route, decided before steel is committed.

  • Helm

    Navigation, sensing, and a response when something fails.

  • Tideline

    The fleet, the schedule, and a person who can step in.

Products

Ships, labs, and places to live on the water.

Freight, science, and floating communities, with the software that runs them from shore.

Fleet

Five hulls on one waterline.

  1. Drayage One

    Coast

  2. Sounding

    Station

  3. Tide Commons

    Habitat

  4. Longhaul

    Ocean

  5. Atoll

    Ring

The silhouette is the job: a short coast, a tall station, a wide habitat, a long crossing, a ring. Helm is the stack above all of them.

Maritime logistics

Modular cargo and hybrid-electric power follow the route, the load, the endurance, and the port.

Laboratory ships and habitats

Laboratory ships and floating habitats bring the lab, the occupancy, and the utilities into the hull.

Design and supervision

Drydock configures the hull. Helm sails it. Tideline runs the fleet from shore.

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