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theDOCK: Navigating the Future of Maritime Tech through Innovation and Investment
The global maritime industry, responsible for transporting over 90% of the world’s trade, faces a growing set of complex and urgent challenges. Core operational workflows such as disbursement account (DA) management, port call coordination, and…
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Hoopo: Smart Tracking Solutions for Unpowered Assets
In traditional logistics and supply chain operations, one of the most persistent challenges is the lack of real-time visibility into unpowered assets such as dry containers, trailers, chassis, and ground support equipment. These assets often move between various locations without any tracking mechanism, making it difficult to locate them promptly, monitor their condition, or ensure…
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Revitalizing the Blue Planet: How Gigablue is Innovating Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal
Global warming demands large-scale carbon removal solutions to complement emissions reduction. According to Huiji Lee et al (2025) Human activities have led to a significant increase in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, with approximately 30% of this being absorbed by the ocean in the form of dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC). The ocean system is therefore an…
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WaveBL: Revolutionizing Maritime Trade with Blockchain eBLs
Transfers between shippers, carriers, banks, and regulators take days or weeks, inviting fraud, loss, and significant carbon footprints. As maritime trade volume surged, the outdated manual processes became a bottleneck calling for a secure, instant, and compliant digital solution…
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KIME Akva: Pioneering Sustainable Cod Farming in Norway
Customers and businesses in the traditional cod market face a myriad of pain points. They grapple with extreme volatility in both supply and price, driven by unpredictable fishing quotas and natural stock fluctuations, which makes financial and inventory planning incredibly difficult. This inconsistency extends to the product itself, with wide variations in fish size and…
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Dalfin.ai: AI-Powered No-Code Platform In Maritime Applications
The maritime sector is rapidly adopting digital transformation, with AI at its forefront. Ships increasingly rely on data from sensors, navigation systems, and legacy infrastructure to manage logistics, safety, and compliance. However, traditional software development in maritime is complex: legacy systems are fragmented, deployments require rigorous security, and in-field crews often lack coding expertise…
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