Das Maritime Cluster Norddeutschland arbeitet eng mit dem Enterprise Europe Network zusammen. Im Rahmen der Kooperationspartnerschaft können individuelle Kontakte zu Geschäfts- und Forschungspartner:innen hergestellt werden. Nachfolgend finden Sie aktuelle Kooperationsgesuche aus dem maritimen Sektor. Für weitere Informationen wenden Sie sich bitte unter Angabe der Chiffre-Nummer an Lothar Hartmann oder Ellen Horstmann vom Enterprise Europe Network.
Lothar Hartmann, +49 40 76629-6356, hartmann@tutech.de
Ellen Horstmann, +49 421 361-32355, ellen.horstmann@wae.bremen.de
Several partners sought to bring smart buoy system for maritime safety to market
A spanish research group has developed a smart buoy that enhances the safety of bathers and yachters by providing a secure grip and emergency assistance features. This adaptable device can be installed on existing buoys, optimizing previous investments. It includes an SOS button, a communication system with GPS, and high-intensity LED lights for emergencies. This technology aims to position coastal areas as ‘Safe Destinations.’ The research group is looking for several partners to bring the smart buoy to market: Expertise in manufacturing, technical development, market research, regulatory compliance, sales, and post-market support is required. By leveraging their expertise, partners will help transform an innovative concept into a life-saving device that enhances safety for bathers and yachters along our coastlines. This collaboration will not only capitalize on previous investments in buoy technology but will also position our beaches as safer destinations, ultimately contributing to reducing drowning incidents and improving maritime safety.
Well-established Polish company specializing in technical supply of the maritime industry, offers a wide range of services and projects related to electrical installations on ships
A company from Western Pomerania specializing in technical supply of the maritime industry, offers a wide range of services and projects related to electrical installations on ships. The company carries out complete material orders, delivering cables, lighting, electrical components, technological materials and tools. The company is searching for new international partners for cooperation.
Polish company offering electric services for the maritime industry looks for subcontracting and outsourcing agreements
An experienced Polish company, offering both cable supplies and electrical services, installation design, and prefabrication of switchboards, is looking for cooperation possibilities with shipyards and maritime outfitters under outsourcing and subcontracting agreements. The company is ready to cooperate both with shipyards and smaller entities in demand of electrical works. The potential partner should operate in the maritime sector, especially in shipbuilding or ship repairs and be either looking for companies to which they could outsource part of their business process or to whom they could assign a part of a specific electrical works contract.
Swedish manufacturing company and full-range supplier of metal components offers a complete range of metalworking services internationally
Well-established metal manufacturing company and supplier of metal components in Sweden offer their services internationally for various sectors under a manufacturing/supplier agreement, including construction, cutting machining, sheet metal work, welding, laser welding, heat treatment, 3D printing, assembly, and non-destructive testing. Ideal partners are companies in need of metal components and/or metalworking services, including prototype and smaller series production, with high quality and reliable delivery times, suggestably in the railway, mining, agriculture, maritime, transportation, or heavy-vehicle industries.
Maltese company that developed an advanced continuous emission and gas monitoring system (CEMS) seeks to deploy the solution in international ports, open seas close to shipping lanes and commercial shipping vessels via outsourcing agreement
The Maltese company has developed a CEMS to continuously monitor, analyze, and report gas emissions from ships whether in ports or open seas on data buoys. Given that the system is in its final testing stages, the company is seeking maritime authorities and enforcers, pollution measurement companies, data buoy specialists, and shipping operators that are interested in having the system deployed in their territories or in the measured data.