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The leading global maritime and supply chain innovation challenge. Watch as our 6 x finalists pitch their solutions live on stage in front of a panel of leading industry judges. The Captain’s Table 2025 – Finalists Zeal Industries (zealind.com | New Zealand) Problem High number of people fisheries, shipping and offshore industries die annually, with drowning a leading cause. Rescue delays in vast oceans are critical. still lack affordable safety equipment, with 90% in developing countries most vulnerable, this particularly true for 27M fishermen Amphitrite (amphitrite.fr | France) Problem Maritime players struggle with fragmented, low-resolution ocean data—siloed satellite feeds and buoys updating only 1-2 times daily at coarse 10-25 km scales, hindering route planning and hazard response. qualiTEAS (qualiteas.ca | Canada) Problem Maritime corrosion costs $15B globally per year, causing financial losses, safety hazards, increased fuel consumption, and chemical leaks. Visual inspection is slow and inconsistent. BioBright (biobright.co.uk | United Kingdom) Problem Ports face dual environmental crisis: severe air pollution from vessels and equipment (3% of global CO₂ emissions) plus systemic water degradation. Current solutions address only one issue, not both holistically. Enki Marine (enkimarine.co.uk | United Kingdom) Problem Marine propulsion uses century-old methods—heavy, wasteful propellers that can't adapt or verify efficiency. Shipowners face rising fuel costs and EU penalties without reliable performance feedback. Calcarea (calcarea.com | United States) Problem Marine propulsion uses century-old methods—heavy, wasteful propellers that can't adapt or verify efficiency. Shipowners face rising fuel costs and EU penalties without reliable performance feedback.