Seares

26/03/2026

Inside the Seares installation

A smarter approach to mooring, where hydraulic damping, sensor technology, and real-time data work together to improve safety, stability, and control. According to Yacht Club de Monaco,

Seadamp can reduce dynamic peak loads and fatigue stress on mooring lines by up to 90%, while enabling 24/7 berth monitoring through connected sensors.

A concrete installation.
A measurable solution.
A new level of mooring performance.

12/03/2026

Proud to see Seadamp in action at Yacht Club De Monaco ⚓

An important step toward a marina model that is increasingly safer, smarter and more sustainable.

With our technology, mooring becomes more stable, more controlled and better equipped to face the challenges of the sea with a new level of protection and performance.

Thank you to YCM for the trust and for sharing this vision of the future with us 🌊

https://yacht-club-monaco.mc/le-yacht-club-de-monaco-eleve-lexcellence-de-sa-marina-avec-la-technologie-seadamp-de-seares

24/12/2025

Sea views, good vibes, and big plans. 🌊⚓

We wrapped up the year at the Yacht Club Livorno for our end-of-year Seares meeting, taking a calm look back at 2025: what we built, what we learned, and what we’re proud of.

Then we set our eyes on the horizon and talked 2026 perspectives: new goals, new collaborations, and more impact on the water.

Thanks to the crew and everyone sailing with us, see you in 2026.

 

04/12/2025

Yesterday we had the pleasure to drop anchor in Livorno for an event that connects local high schools with some of the most dynamic companies in the area – including Seares, represented on stage by our CEO Giorgio Cucè. ⚓️

From the auditorium to the exhibition space, we met dozens of students, shared the story behind our company – born from a real mooring problem and now used from recreational boats to superyachts and floating infrastructures – and talked about:

Thank you to the organisers, the City of Livorno and all the companies involved for building a bridge between schools, industry and the sea.
We’re proud to show the next generation how a marine-tech idea can become a real job opportunity.

19/11/2025

Day 1 ✅ What a start at 2025!
Today we met marinas, shipyards and innovators from all over the world, sharing how Seadamp smart dampers and real-time mooring monitoring can make operations safer, quieter and more sustainable.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by our stand 12.141 – your feedback and ideas are key to shaping the next level of mooring.

We’re just getting started… see you on Day 2 in Amsterdam! 🌊⚓️

10/11/2025

Marina Cala dei Sardi is redefining what a Mediterranean marina can be — welcoming superyachts up to 70m with a flexible, software-driven mooring plan that optimizes berths by beam, draft, and length.

Anchoring systems equipped with Seares’ Seadamp deliver reliable comfort and protection, with 24/7 active load monitoring—all inside the eco-compatible floating marina that preserves natural currents. Sustainability and performance, working together on the Costa Smeralda. ⚓️🌿

Read more in today’s news 👇

Il fondatore del marina racconta la filosofia e l’evoluzione di un approdo che ha scelto la sostenibilità e il rapporto diretto con i diportisti per distinguersi tra le strutture top della Costa Smeralda

04/11/2025

Ready for ? 🚤

We’ll be in Amsterdam on 18–20 November with solutions for safer, more efficient mooring.

👉 Visit us at Stand 12.141 and book a tailored appointment.

24/10/2025

The World Marinas Conference was also the good moment to present our new installation we're doing on Marina Cala dei Sardi for all the breakwater 🌊

In the next week we'll share more info about this project, don't miss it 🔔

22/10/2025

At we presented with how real-time data and modular infrastructure improve uptime, safety and ROI for marinas.

Some takeways:
- Modularity: reduced time-to-value for new builds & retrofits.
- Self-powered telemetry: continuous insights for predictive maintenance.

👉 Get the co-brand one-pager and book a site visit/demo sending a DM.

Here a short photo recap of the 3 days, enjoy! 😉