SensoriumC measures the actual lashing forces in your container stacks — in real time, on board, independent of class. No more sailing blind on worst-case assumptions.
Class rules define a theoretical limit. But the actual forces during a voyage have never been systematically measured — on any vessel. So decisions default to worst-case assumptions, not to what is really happening on board.
No real-time data. No advance warning, no objective basis to judge whether adverse weather truly threatens cargo safety.
Decisions default to rules. Shelter, deviate, reduce cargo intake — all on worst-case assumptions, not on what actually happens.
The bill is enormous. Unnecessary shelter stops, over-cautious deviations, cargo cuts that weren't needed — voyage after voyage.
Are the lashing forces in my cargo within limits right now — or am I just assuming they are?
— The question nobody on board could answer
From 2026, new IMO container-loss reporting rules sharply increase regulatory scrutiny. Assumptions won't be enough.
Changing the lashing arrangement or changing to a different set of class rules can improve the cargo intake.
Cargo loss, insurance surcharges, court investigation and operational disruption. SensoriumC-Onboard shows the crew the forces and provides captains decision support for parametric rolling up to 30 minutes in advance of the event.
55% of deviations proven unnecessary in pilot data — each driven solely by a worst-case assumption, not the actual lashing forces on that voyage.
Many shelter stops proven over-protective when real lashing data is applied. Some are necessary — SensoriumC distinguishes correctly, every time.
A lashing module built on the direct measurement of ship motions — not assumptions. From a primary motion sensor and an onboard intranet server, to forecasting, new-build analysis, forensics and API.
Measures ship motions in real time to reveal every force acting in your container stacks — and the onset of parametric roll up to half an hour in advance, with zero false positives over a multi-month voyage.
Unlock hidden cargo capacity on existing vessels (+10–20%), feed real-world lashing data into new-build design, and replay incidents with class-certifiable evidence for insurers and authorities.
Combines weather and wave forecasts with lashing-force calculations to determine whether a deviation or shelter is truly needed. Evidence-based routing, not worst-case caution.
Plug-and-play lashing intelligence directly into your planning software for first-time-right stowage — the data is in your workflow before the boxes are loaded.

SensoriumC is certified by Bureau Veritas (others pending) and sailing on 15+ vessels today — from 750 to 20,000 TEU.
Within certification thresholds across all vessel types. Bureau Veritas 99% complete; DNV, RINA and others pending.
Parametric roll never triggered a false alarm over a multi-month voyage — yet warned half an hour before the incident.
Running on 15+ ships today, 750 to 20k TEU — a production system validated in the most demanding conditions.
After preparation, SensoriumC-Onboard installs in a couple of hours — including short crew training and documentation.
“Whenever I start to worry the ship motions are becoming too high, I check SensoriumC and know we are still sailing within limits.”
“This real-time tool will significantly enhance the safety and confidence of ship captains during navigation.”
“A revolutionary concept — it bridges the gap between theory, class requirements, and real-life conditions on board.”
“It could redefine best practices in cargo securing, efficiency, and compliance — a forward-thinking approach.”
Radar, ECDIS, AIS — every generation of instruments made skilled crews more effective. The forces that decide everything? Now measured too.
We analyse one voyage from your fleet — free of charge — and show you exactly what the lashing forces looked like. No commitment required.
SensoriumC-Onboard installs in a port call — running within an hour, zero disruption. Ready for the 2026 IMO container-loss reporting rules.
From one vessel to your whole fleet — on a roadmap aligned to your operational priorities.