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Sourcemap: Pioneering End-to-End Supply Chain Transparency
Sourcemap is a New York-based software company that offers a cloud-based platform for mapping, monitoring and managing complex global supply chains from raw materials through to finished products.
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Albacore Inc.: Revolutionizing Undersea Defense with Autonomous Mini-Submarines
Albacore Inc., founded in 2025 and headquartered in Philadelphia, is a defense-technology startup that develops long-endurance, unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) designed for maritime deterrence and intelligence missions. Their flagship product, Ghostfin, is roughly
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Active Surfaces: Transforming Maritime Energy Through Lightweight Flexible Solar Technology
Image Credit: activesurfaces.xyz Active Surfaces, a spinout from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), is pioneering a revolution in solar energy deployment with its ultra lightweight, flexible photovoltaic modules designed to activate energy generation on virtually any surface. Founded by CEO Shiv Bhakta, CTO Dr. Richard Swartwout, and Chief Manufacturing Scientist Jeremiah Mwaura, the company…
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REGENT Craft: Revolutionizing Coastal Mobility Through All-Electric Seagliders
Image Credit: regentcraft.com REGENT Craft, a U.S.-based startup founded in 2020 by aerospace engineers Billy Thalheimer and Mike Klinker, is transforming coastal transportation with its groundbreaking all electric seaglider technology. The company’s mission is to create a new category of maritime mobility that merges the speed of aviation with the accessibility of maritime infrastructure. At…
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Keelspot: Revolutionising Coastal Shipping with a Digital Marketplace
For decades, the maritime industry has had large amounts of unused vessel capacity on coastal routes. According to Keelspot’s founder, many ships were operating with 30-40% unused capacity along Europe’s coastlines. Keelspot was founded to address this gap: to
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Sailbuoy: Autonomous Ocean Monitoring for the Future of Maritime Research
How Sailbuoy works is both elegant and robust. The two-meter-long vessel uses a vertical sail for propulsion and solar panels to power its onboard electronics. It navigates autonomously between GPS-defined waypoints, adjusting its heading with a wind-
