On May 29, MUSAI was featured at the Arrow Electronics World 2025, one of Italy’s leading events focused on embedded technologies and electronics innovation, held at the Palaverdi in Parma. The team from Cubit Innovation Labs presented the system’s capabilities and potential applications: a modular underwater platform equipped with AI, sensor fusion, and edge computing, designed for environmental monitoring and marine debris detection. MUSAI attracted strong interest from visitors and professionals across the tech and marine sectors, offering an opportunity to engage with key stakeholders and discuss advanced, sustainable solutions for marine environments. Special thanks to Arrow...

On May 16–17, MUSAI took part in the Biennale del Mare – Blu Livorno, hosted at the ARTES 4.0 stand inside the Hangar Creativi exhibition area.

On May 16–17, 2025, MUSAI will take part in the first edition of the Biennale del Mare e dell’Acqua in Livorno, an event that explores the relationship between innovation and the marine environment.

The development of the MUSAI project is moving steadily toward the implementation of its design activities, taking significant steps toward the testing and fine-tuning phase in an operational environment.

The MUSAI project continues to make significant progress, strengthening the team’s work on key development and testing activities aimed at refining the prototype and preparing it for upcoming operational challenges.

We’re excited to announce that MUSAI is now on LinkedIn!

MUSAI, a project aimed at developing a modular underwater system powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) to combat marine pollution, has reached significant milestones in its first six months of activity.

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CUBIT Innovation Labs, socio del Centro di Competenza ARTES 4.0, ha avviato il progetto MUSAI (a Modular Underwater System with Artificial Intelligence to fight marine pollution).

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Scopri come il Polo Tecnologico di Navacchio e Cubit Innovation Labs stanno utilizzando l’intelligenza artificiale per combattere l’inquinamento negli oceani

Pubblicato da: La Nazione

Un progetto innovativo al Polo Tecnologico di Navacchio, Musai, utilizza l’intelligenza artificiale per combattere l’inquinamento marino, individuando rifiuti e monitorando la salute degli habitat marini.