Downloads and references
Eight selected documents for evaluating active watchkeeping support, bridge human-factor risk, fatigue, distraction, alarm burden and privacy-by-design.
EU AI Act & GDPR Compliance Overview
Non-binding overview of Aware Mate’s regulatory position, privacy safeguards and deployment responsibilities.
MAIB Study
Independent bridge-watchkeeping evidence on fatigue, attention, and loss of vigilance.
Active Watchkeeping Pilot Scope
Evaluation outline for an 8–12 week Aware Mate pilot: vessel selection, bridge survey, installation, calibration, active operation, privacy-bounded review and close-out decision.
Track Pilot-Automation Best Practices
MARIN / Rijkswaterstaat report on trackpilot automation for inland vessels, including workload, situation awareness, calibration, transparency and human oversight.
Data Handling & Privacy Summary
What stays on board, what may leave the vessel, retention defaults, and governance boundaries.
BIMCO Guide
Industry guidance on distraction-causing devices and safer bridge work routines.
P&I / Loss Prevention Brief
Why bridge human-factor risk matters for clubs, loss prevention teams, and post-loss review.
HORIZON Fatigue Study
Simulator-based study of maritime watchkeepers under different watch patterns, focused on sleepiness, cognitive performance and fatigue-risk management.
Aware Mate Product Data Sheet
The document outlines Aware Mate’s watchkeeping monitoring functions, technical configuration, vessel trial results, and planned evaluations.
Detailed FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions for evaluation, pilot scoping, procurement, and deployment
Discuss an Active Watchkeeping Support Pilot
A one-vessel, one-bridge pilot evaluates installation fit, prompt behaviour, nuisance burden, crew acceptance and the usefulness of operational reporting, with agreed privacy and operating procedures.
Typical path: scope → installation → crew briefing → calibration → active operation → evaluation and next steps