Imagine a backup camera for your boat — except instead of just showing you what's behind you, it's scanning everything around you, day or night, and telling you what to do about it. That's LOOKOUT. And in this episode of YachtCast, we sit down with David Rose — CEO and co-founder of LOOKOUT, former MIT Media Lab lecturer, and a five-time entrepreneur — to talk about how he's bringing the same sensor fusion tech behind self-driving cars to the open water. We get into how LOOKOUT's computer vision spots vessels, debris, buoys, even whales and people in the water before a human eye would catch them. How night vision and AI work together to remove the guesswork from running in the dark. Why the system overlays everything onto an augmented reality view instead of just another alarm you have to interpret. And what it actually took to build a safety system good enough that captains would trust their boat — and their crew — to it. If you've ever white-knuckled a night run, lost a prop to a deadhead, or just wished you had one more set of eyes on the water — this episode is for you.

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⚓ IN THIS EPISODE: What LOOKOUT sees that radar and AIS can't How night vision, computer vision, and AR come together in one system David's path from MIT Media Lab to founding LOOKOUT The biggest causes of marine accidents — and how AI is closing that gap Where AI-assisted navigation is headed for boats of every size

🛥️ ABOUT LOOKOUT: LOOKOUT is an AI-powered marine vision system built to address the leading causes of boating accidents — operator inattention and poor visibility. It combines panoramic and infrared night vision cameras with computer vision AI, then fuses everything into a real-time augmented reality view on your existing helm display. LOOKOUT integrates with major marine electronics brands and is used on recreational and commercial vessels worldwide.

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YachtCast is Catalina Crew's podcast series bringing you unfiltered conversations with the people who live and breathe the boating world — captains, crew, founders, and innovators shaping life on the water. New episodes every week.

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Captain Guy has done in 2 years what most captains spend an entire career chasing. 33,000 nautical miles aboard Lt. Pete Maverick Mitchell — a 44-meter (146 Foot) Cantiere delle Marche Flexplorer through the fjords of Norway, the iconic waters of London, and destinations most boats never attempt. In this episode of YachtCast, he tells us everything. We get into the real side of life at the helm of one of the most well-traveled vessels on the water today — the routes, the challenges, the decisions that only a captain with this kind of experience can make, and what 33,000 miles at sea actually does to a person. This is not a boat tour. This is the story of a captain and the boat that took him to the edge of the map. If you've ever dreamed about life on the water — whether you're into fishing boats, sailboats, powerboats, or superyachts — this episode will hit different.

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⚓ IN THIS EPISODE: . Captain Guy's journey to the helm of Lt. Pete Maverick Mitchell . What 33,000 nautical miles in 2 years actually looks like . Sailing the Norwegian fjords on a 44-meter expedition vessel . Navigating London's iconic waterways aboard Maverick . The reality of running a serious bluewater boat at the highest level . Life at sea — what the highlight reel never shows

🛥️ ABOUT THE BOAT: Lt. Pete Maverick Mitchell is a 44-meter Cantiere delle Marche Flexplorer — one of the most capable and well-traveled expedition vessels in the world. Built for serious range and bluewater capability, Maverick has logged over 33,000 nautical miles under Captain Guy's watch in just two years. 🎙️ ABOUT YACHTCAST: YachtCast is Catalina Crew's podcast series bringing you unfiltered conversations with the people who live and breathe the boating world — captains, crew, owners, liveaboards, and water lovers of every kind. New episodes every week.

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Welcome back to Season Two of the Catalina Crew YachtCast. For Episode Two, we go straight to the top broadcasting from the iconic 209-foot mega yacht ATOMIC in Monaco 🇲🇨.

In this episode, we sit down with Kerry Iler, a superyacht broker with over 14+ years of experience brokering deals around the world. Kerry shares his journey into the superyacht industry, lessons learned along the way, and his perspective on today’s hottest topics shaping the global yacht market—from buyer trends to build quality, brokerage strategy, and what truly defines value at the top end of the fleet.

About the yacht:

About the yacht: ATOMIC is a 2020-built 64m (209’) mega yacht, currently listed for sale by IYC https://iyc.com/yachts/atomic-64m/). With a steel hull, aluminum superstructure, accommodations for 17 guests in 6 cabins, and a state-of-the-art dive center, ATOMIC is built to explore without compromise. $49.9 mil. USD asking price.

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