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Rhode Island Commerce Corp

The Ocean Tech Hub of Southeastern New England (ocean Tech Hub), Led by the Rhode Island Commerce Corporation, Seeks to Develop, Test, and Commercialize Emerging Maritime Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning-enabled Robotics and Sensors. This Tech Hub Will Leverage Itsunique Coastal Assets ? Including Seven Commercial Ports and Shallow and Deep Ocean Access ? to Establish Digital and Physical Testing and Manufacturing Environments for Rapid Prototype Testing and Delivery to Meet the Growing Commercial Demand. in Doing So, the Ocean Tech Hub Seeks to Advance Ocean Technology Innovation and Become a Global Leader in the Growing Ocean Economy.

Committed

$395,349

Paid out
$321.6K
81%
Committed, not yet paid
$73.7K
19%

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