MindChip OÜ has received IECEE Certificate of Conformity CZ-3268, confirming conformity with IEC 62443-2-4:2023 for the roles of Integrator and Maintenance Provider. The certificate covers the Artificial Captain Server Platform.
The Pitch Battle jury praised MindChip’s self-adaptive, AI-powered “Captain” — an autonomous vessel control system that delivers safer, smarter maritime operations for defence and dual-use missions.
A highlight of the trip was signing a research and development cooperation memorandum with KOAI, a company developing oil-skimming and environmental cleanup systems. At MindChip, we focus on AI-driven autonomous navigation and control solutions — and together, we see immense global potential.
MindChip OÜ carried out an innovation project aimed at protecting its proprietary Self-Adaptive Autonomous Control System (SAAC) through a formal patent application
On February 13, 2025, Prague hosted the midterm workshop of the CERTIFAI project, bringing together key stakeholders, industry experts, and researchers to discuss AI-driven certification processes.
Join us for the CERTIFAI Mid-Term Workshop: “Innovating Cybersecurity Certification with AI” to learn about the latest advancements in the project! The workshop will feature presentations from industry experts
We are excited to announce that the development of the autonomous oil spill clean-up robot MC4000 has reached a new milestone! Last week, MC4000 was launched into the water for the very first time!
Mindchip is proud to announce its participation in the groundbreaking CERTIFAI project, an EU-funded initiative focused on revolutionizing cybersecurity practices for ICT products, processes, and services.
We are thrilled to announce that MindChip has been awarded a contract by the European Space Agency (ESA)! Our mission is to modernize the automated surveying of maritime areas. For instance, in Estonia, 30% of maritime areas lack up-to-date data, compromising safety and seabed knowledge.
Singapore is currently addressing a significant oil spill on its southern coastline resulting from a ship collision, resulting in a 400-tonne oil spill. Ongoing efforts are being made to contain and minimize the impact of the spill.
