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Trade and Connectivity Challenge – 4th Edition
Trade and Connectivity Challenge – 4th Edition
The Trade and Connectivity Challenge (TCC) is back for its fourth edition! Organised by Enterprise Singapore, TCC aims to drive partnerships between corporates and startups, to co-create key innovative solutions that address on-the-ground industry needs and boost digital transformation in the trade and connectivity sectors.
TCC 4TH EDITION - FINAL RESULTS
Winners of the Challenge
After 9 months of an intense Challenge that gathered more than 400 participations, the Final Pitch of the 4th Trade and Connectivity Challenge took place on July 28, 2023. The 9 finalists presented their projects in front of representatives from corporate challenge sponsors, Enterprise Singapore and IPI.
The Grand Winner is
AiDrivers
Aidrivers’ mission as an AI solution provider is to accelerate autonomous technology to deliver the optimisation, resiliency and safety that the logistics industry needs for a sustainable future. Headquartered in London, United Kingdom and currently with offices in Singapore and UAE to cater for the APAC and Middle East markets respectively, their fully in-house developed software and engineering expertise are focused in providing agnostic solutions for autonomous mobility and material handling equipment and IoT solutions to enhance safety, productivity and optimisation for a sustainable future.
Prize: Startup SG Founder Grant For Up to S$30,000
Addressing “How can we develop a teleoperated solution that can retrofit onto brand-agnostic industrial trucks?”
by Toll Group
Commendation Winners
The Commendation Winners are
ThoughtForge
IronYun
Mapsea
Prize:
Startup SG Founder Grant for up to S$20,000;
ThoughtForge's AI controlled robots easily handle items of different shapes and sizes for fulfillment and packaging. Their neuroscience-based AI platform enables robotics to perform tasks such as unstructured trailer unloading, bin picking, and pick and place, which today are done by humans.
Addressing “How can we develop an automated solution that can un-box a product, label and place it back into the packaging?”by Bolloré Logistics
Prize:
Startup SG Founder Grant for up to S$20,000;
IronYun is an AI vision software solutions company. Their software is used in smart warehouses, smart cities, and industry 4.0 applications.
Addressing “How can details on packaging be automatically captured and recorded in the enterprise resource planning system?” by Tionale
Prize:
Startup SG Founder Grant for up to S$20,000;
Mapsea integrates and monitors sporadic ocean data for marine navigation. They are mapping the sea through integration of sporadic ocean data for mariners and international maritime trade parties.
Addressing “How can we develop an application that generates optimal voyage routes for vessels, using real time data, especially at congested ports; thereby reducing unnecessary fuel consumption?”by Equatorial Marine Fuel Management Services
Merit Winner
The Merit Winner is
Stemly
Stemly provides an interconnected solution that bridges decision-making across supply chain operations, finance and sustainability functions. They support executives by assisting them in interconnected decision making across the company, by decoding data science to automate forecasting and optimization for timely information amid a volatile environment.
Prize: Startup SG Founder Grant For Up to S$10,000
Addressing “How can details on packaging be automatically captured and recorded in the enterprise resource planning system?”
by Tionale