Hull Intelligence · Fleet Performance · Singapore

Every other platform guesses at your hull.
We go and look.

Neural Drift fuses underwater ROV inspection with a fleet performance engine. Your noon reports, weather, bunkers and in-water evidence become one thing: fuel saved, cleaning timed on proof, and a CII you can defend to anyone who asks.

IMO CII · Reg 28 MEPC.378(80) fouling scale ISO 19030-aligned method PSC risk · 6 regimes
01InspectOur own ROV on your hull — per-zone evidence, on video.
02MeasureNoon reports, positions, weather and bunkers on one spine.
03ComputeThe GE6 engine turns raw data into performance truth.
04DecideRoute, engine load, cleaning timing, bunker plan.
05VerifyEvery regulated figure traceable to its source rows.
150 mROV depth rating
4KUHD survey video
38hull zones per vessel
15inspection services
17,520ports mapped
7emission-control areas
The problem

Fuel is your largest controllable cost.
Now the numbers are regulated too.

The hull burns money quietly

IMO's own biofouling study puts the penalty of even a light slime layer at roughly 20–25% extra fuel and emissions. Most fleets discover it at the drydock, years and thousands of tonnes too late.

Noon reports go into a drawer

The data to catch it already leaves every vessel, every day. It dies in email chains and per-vessel spreadsheets — re-keyed, unreconciled, never modelled.

Compliance became a cost line

CII bands, biofouling regimes and port-state scrutiny turned performance into reportable, challengeable numbers — with commercial consequences for getting them wrong.

Why we're different

Two businesses, fused into one loop

Performance platforms infer hull condition from statistics. Dive companies hand you a PDF and disappear. We are both — so the inspection feeds the model, and the model tells you when to inspect.

Underwater inspection, in-house

Observation-class ROV — 150 m rated, 4K UHD, eight thrusters — flown by OEM-certified pilots to an ISM-compliant five-step workflow. Findings are mapped to 38 hull zones and scored on the IMO 0–5 fouling scale, not written as prose.

A performance engine, not a dashboard

GE6 decomposes every day's performance into six named causes — hull, propeller, engine, weather, operations, unexplained — learns each vessel's own baseline, and prices the gap in dollars per day.

What managers see

Numbers with receipts

ILLUSTRATIVE

HULL PERFORMANCE · HPI

71 HPI / 100

FUEL PENALTY · $/day · DOMINANT FACTOR: HULL

ILLUSTRATIVE

ROUTE COMPARISON · CII UP FRONT

PLAN APLAN B CII C CII D FUEL · TIME · COST

DAY-BY-DAY ENGINE LOAD (%MCR) · ROUTE FILES OUT TO ECDIS

ILLUSTRATIVE

38-ZONE HULL MAP · IMO 0–5 SCALE

FR-0FR-5 · PER-ZONE COATING & EVIDENCE

CLEANING ROI · DRYDOCK PROJECTION FROM 2+ INSPECTIONS

Our standing rule

A dash, never a guess

If a number isn't backed by source data, you see "—". Not an estimate, not an industry average dressed up as yours.

Deterministic engines

Every regulated figure — CII, fuel, performance — is computed by a tested, deterministic engine. AI on the platform explains and drafts; it never authors a compliance number.

Traceable to source

Each datum carries its provenance — shop test, sea trial, class certificate, operator-provided. Figures are computed from stored source data, never from assumptions.

We label what's live

Capabilities are marked Live, Rolling out or Roadmap — and we only call something Live when it is. We would rather show a roadmap item honestly than claim one we cannot defend to your verifier.

Put your first vessel on. Free.

Full data, every module, no card. Or start where we started — with an ROV on your hull.