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Safetytech Accelerator | Lloyd's Register Foundation Established by Lloyd’s Register and Lloyd’s Register Foundation in 2018 and subsequently incorporated as an autonomous business in 2021. This page is approximately a This page was published on This project's duration was Safetytech Accelerator exists to make the world safer, more efficient and sustainable through the wider adoption of tech in safety-critical industries. dagmara.
karbowska@lrfoundation. org. uk The world’s first technology accelerator focused exclusively on advancing innovation in safety-critical industries.
Safetytech Accelerator is now an independent, autonomous entity established by Lloyd's Register and Lloyd’s Register Foundation, helping corporate and institutional clients operating in safety-critical industries like maritime, energy and construction to enhance safety, manage risk, boost resilience, and drive sustainability through the adoption of emerging technologies.
Offering strategic innovation advice, pilot programmes, industry-wide initiatives and tailored approaches like corporate innovation labs, running corporate accelerators, collaborative initiatives, and bespoke innovation programmes, Safetytech Accelerator helps clients solve complex problems with the world’s best technologies.
Some of Safetytech Accelerator’s programmes and initiatives include: Methane Abatement in maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII) The Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII) is a collaborative programme, bringing together stakeholders from across the maritime sector to develop and implement technologies that monitor, measure and mitigate methane slip—unintentional releases of methane from ships using liquefied natural gas as fuel.
Cargo Fire and Loss Innovation Initiative (CFLII) The Cargo Fire and Loss Innovation Initiative (CFLII) has brought together major container shipping companies such as Maersk, HMM, and Seaspan, to develop and trial new technologies that can address the increasing risk of cargo fires Smarter Regulatory Sandbox Launched in collaboration with Discovering Safety and building on the success of the World’s First Industrial Safetytech Regulatory Sandbox, it brings industry, tech innovators and regulators together to explore how access to digital and machine-readable regulations can lead to accelerating compliance, improving efficiency and productivity, and reduce regulatory burdens on industry, whilst supporting innovators to bring emerging digital products to market.
For further information on Safetytech Accelerator, please visit their website or contact info@safetytechaccelerator. org . To explore future collaborations, get in touch with our Programme Manager using the contact details below.
“Safetytech Accelerator is a challenge-led accelerator. It was built around industry’s deepest unmet needs and the appetite of innovators to enter high-value collaborations with large clients to discover new markets. As an autonomous entity we will expand on this by entering into new collaborations and programmes and seek to partner with organisations with aligned missions, and who share our passion for impact-investing.
” Managing Director, Safetytech Accelerator Dagmara is a partnerships and business development professional skilled in philanthropy, private sector and development finance. Latest Safetytech Accelerator news Discovering Safety and Safetytech Accelerator receive government funding Discovering Safety and Safetytech Accelerator have been awarded Government funding for new project ‘Enabling Innovation in Industrial SafetyTECH’.
Safetytech Accelerator launches new £1m Safetytech proof of concept fund The award-winning Safetytech Accelerator is continuing in its mission to make the world a safer place by launching an initial £1m PoC (proof of concept) fund.
New report forecasts safetytech market could exceed $850bn by 2023 Lloyd’s Register Foundation launched new research which forecasts that the industry for the emerging safetytech market could grow to $863bn within three years. New technologies to improve health and safety performance Discovering Safety joins forces with Safetytech Accelerator to build a Smarter Regulation Sandbox.
Discovering Safety and Safetytech Accelerator receive government funding Discovering Safety and Safetytech Accelerator have been awarded Government funding for new project ‘Enabling Innovation in Industrial SafetyTECH’.
Providing a Roadmap to Future-Proofing Global Port Systems In this article, Dr Darshana Godaliyadde, Director for the Resilience4Ports initiative, discusses how the programme is empowering global ports to adapt, securing not only trade but also local employment, food security, and community well-being.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Start-ups and scale-ups developing technologies to enhance safety, manage risk, boost resilience, and drive sustainability in safety-critical industries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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