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Marine Challenges

Lloyd's Register Safety Accelerator Marine Challenges.

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Safety: a digital future

The Safety Accelerator collaborates with companies in critical infrastructure industries, solving their most pressing safety and risk challenges by applying digital startup solutions. Our aim is to make the world a safer place, by encouraging the growth of the safetytech industry globally and accelerating the adoption of digital technology for safety. 

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Seaspan

This Challenge seeks innovative startup technologies such as temperature sensors, novel gas sensors, or similar, which could deliver real-time detection of potential fires or changes in a container in the below deck container hold of a ship.
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Bernhard Schulte

This challenge sought innovative video analytics applications to detect and alert for unsafe actions onboard commercial ships to ensure employee safety and prevent damage to the asset and the environment.
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Scorpio

Scorpio sought startup solutions such as video analytics, wearables, real time voice analytics and other sensing devices, coupled with AI, which could drive understanding of human decision making on a commercial ship, to improve safety and reduce risk.
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen

WW sought innovative solutions which could deliver real-time, early detection of thermal level increases of transported vehicles. These temperature increases can potentially result in a fire, so early detection can be key to saving lives.

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Pacific International Lines

The challenge sought innovative digital methods to assess the psychological and emotional well-being of individual crew members in real-time, whilst they are onboard and before they are about to go on duty, whilst protecting user privacy.
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Kotug

This challenge sought innovative new methods for tug boats to detect and visualise gas clouds, which can be extremely dangerous, enabling tugs to maneuver safely alongside Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) facilities.
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Industry Challenge: Crew Competency

This challenge sought innovative digital solutions to ensure crew competency, through monitoring, measuring, advising and empowering crew to do their job safely, from preparation, to performance, to correctly following procedures.
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Industry Challenges: Safety in Confined Spaces

These industry challenges focus on the safety of the engineer before entering, and whilst working, in confined spaces, specifically in ports.

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We work with corporates across a variety of industries.

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Anonymising and desensitising health and safety data.

A major step to unlocking value and reducing accidents by automatically desensitising and anonymising over 1.5 million health and safety documents.
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Startup trials wireless sensors on ship's cargo hold to predict fire.

This marine safetytech pilot trialled a network of sensors to detect thermal temperature increases on a cargo ship.

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The Safetytech Report

Lloyd’s Register Foundation's new research forecasts that the combined global industry potential for the emerging safetytech market could grow to $863bn within three years.

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