Here is what we look for in a partnership:
Partners can offer strong added values and understanding in our research and development, as well as in the maritime sector.
Partners can share industry insights and explore new solutions to transformation challenges with our support.
Partnering with MWI means aligning with a company fully committed to maritime safety, efficiency, and sustainability.
In a short amount of time, we have connected with key partners to support us in our project.
IFREMER (French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea): It is a prominent French research institute focused on marine science and technology.
In June 2023, MWI won the Octo’Pousse Ifremer Innovation Challenge, securing a €250k investment from Ifremer for our R&D program. This victory established a strong partnership with Ifremer’s laboratories. Our 18-month collaboration commenced in December 2023, involving two of Ifremer’s laboratories to enhance the qualification and understanding of atmospheric and marine forecasting models:
IFREMER IS BOTH A PARTNER & A KEY INVESTOR IN MARINE WEATHER INTELLIGENCE’S CAPITAL.
Laboratory of Mathematics of the University of Southern Brittany (LMBA) – UBS (Université Bretagne Sud).
Collaborating with the LMBA allowed us to conduct in-depth bibliographic research on routing methodologies.
With the help of students from UBS University, MWI is focused on developing innovative routing algorithms. This collaboration involves co-supervised research projects and leverages the expertise of both institutions to enhance the mathematical models used in marine weather routing and analysis.
This partnership is another big help for our research.
Antonio CELANI is a renowned expert PhD professor and supervisor at the ICTP University in Trieste, Italy.
He co-supervises our PhD student in Applied Data Science and AI together with another professor from the UBS University in Vannes (2024-2027).
ESA-BIC (European Space Agency – Business Incubation Center)
This collaboration enables financial support and direct connection with other experts in our research fields.
Our partnership with The incubator Connect By CNES (National Center for Space Studies) primarily grants us access to satellite data, allowing us to detect hazardous phenomena in real-time. Additionally, we utilise satellite measurements to assess the accuracy of our models (refer to the IFREMER program). Lastly, we use satellite communications to maintain contact with our customers throughout the sea.
The SEAstart accelerator, backed by GICAN, is the only French accelerator dedicated to naval start-ups. This program aims to support the growth of innovative companies in the maritime sector by providing resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities essential for scaling their businesses.
We joined CMA-CGM incubator ZEBOX to connect with fleet centers. Engaged in developing research programs to enhance routing tools and reduce CO2 emissions.
VIPE is based in Vannes. This technnopole supports innovative start-up companies in Morbihan.
MWI has a collaborative relationship with VIPE Technopole, which supports innovation and entrepreneurial growth. VIPE Technopole provides MWI with valuable resources, networking opportunities, and support for business development. This partnership helps MWI enhance its technological advancements and market reach by connecting with industry experts and potential investors. The collaboration aims to accelerate MWI’s growth and solidify its position as a leader in marine weather intelligence and routing solutions.
MWI collaborates with BPI France to support its growth and innovation in maritime weather forecasting and routing. The partnership includes financial backing and resources to help MWI enhance its technical capabilities, expand its market reach, and protect its intellectual property through patent filings. BPI France’s support aims to stimulate MWI’s commercial structuring, recruit key marketing and commercial roles, and accelerate the development of cutting-edge AI-based weather solutions. This collaboration is pivotal in advancing MWI’s mission to improve maritime safety, efficiency, and sustainability through innovative technology.
Marine Weather Intelligence (MWI) has been awarded the Bourse French Tech Emergence by BPI France. This grant supports early-stage innovative startups, providing critical funding and resources to help them grow and succeed. The grant has facilitated MWI’s research, development, and innovation efforts.
The Region supports programs in lign with a regional strategy in Research and Innovation called S3 – Smart Specialisation Strategy, resulting from the “Breizh COP” initiative.
Several entities implement actions to strengthen the innovation capacity of Breton companies and increase their visibility in new markets:
Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique is a French maritime innovation cluster located in the Brittany and Pays de la Loire regions.
The entity brings together companies, research centers, and educational institutions to foster collaboration and drive innovation in the maritime sector.
The cluster focuses on various areas including maritime safety and security, naval and nautical industries, marine energy resources, and environmental sustainability.
By promoting research and development, the Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique aims to enhance the competitiveness of the maritime industry and support the growth of its members through innovative projects and partnerships.
MWI is thrilled to be one of their partners.
Images et Réseaux is a French competitiveness cluster focusing on digital innovation, particularly in the regions of Brittany and Pays de la Loire. Established to enhance the development and adoption of advanced digital technologies, the cluster operates at the intersection of technology and user applications, stimulating and supporting economic actors in their strategic endeavours.
The partnership between Images et Réseaux and Marine Weather Intelligence (MWI) aims to leverage advanced digital technologies for enhancing maritime weather forecasting and routing. This collaboration focuses on:
PRIMET supports the private sector in meteorology and works to maximise the value of publicly-funded weather information across Europe.
The association continues to promote OpenData access to weather information in Europe and fosters a strong public-private dialogue with ECOMET and EUMETNET, benefiting the entire weather enterprise.
PRIMET is a Professional Trade Association for meteorological service providers operating in the private sector. It aims to promote a fair trading environment between the public and private sector in meteorology and its related disciplines.
PRIMET provides the channel of communication between the private sector and key organisations, including WMO, EUMETNET, EUMETSAT and ECMWF as well as all the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services.
Marine Weather Intelligence has joined the SEA Index Corporate Membership, supporting the initiative to promote sustainability in the yachting industry. Developed by Yacht Club de Monaco, SEA Index® includes a rating system that evaluates the environmental impact of superyachts, focusing on energy efficiency and CO₂ emissions. As a member, we share a commitment to advancing responsible and data-driven solutions for a greener maritime future.
By partnering with or investing in MWI, you are aligning with a company that not only promises innovative and reliable solutions but also contributes to a safer and more sustainable maritime future.
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"All people on Earth must be protected by early warning systems within five years."
The World Meteorological Organization calls on all stakeholders to develop weather safety warnings for all populations through the EW4All (Early Warnings for All) campaign, a top priority for the UN.
The International Maritime Organization has committed to reducing pollutant emissions by at least 70% by 2040, with the goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The “GreenVoyage2050” project aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 10 to 50% by 2030 through speed management.
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