Empowering Communities Through Marine Innovation

Enhancing understanding of marine plastic-to-fuel technologies with AI-driven solutions for stakeholders, policymakers, and advocates in Singapore.

An industrial offshore oil platform featuring large, red structural components and intricate metal frameworks. The platform includes cranes, staircases, and multiple levels, with a beige-painted building section displaying numerous windows.
An industrial offshore oil platform featuring large, red structural components and intricate metal frameworks. The platform includes cranes, staircases, and multiple levels, with a beige-painted building section displaying numerous windows.

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The AI explanations made complex marine technologies understandable and engaging for our community and youth advocates.

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A large offshore platform with a yellow steel framework extends over the water. The site includes a deck filled with various containers, pipes, and equipment. Two workers in red outfits are visible on the platform deck. A drilling rig is centrally positioned, and there is a flame burning in the background, indicating the flaring of gas.
A large offshore platform with a yellow steel framework extends over the water. The site includes a deck filled with various containers, pipes, and equipment. Two workers in red outfits are visible on the platform deck. A drilling rig is centrally positioned, and there is a flame burning in the background, indicating the flaring of gas.

Thanks to AI, I now grasp the importance of marine plastic-to-fuel technologies and their impact.

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A body of water is filled with scattered debris and green algae. Chains extend from a metallic structure, converging at a buoy or anchor point. The water surface reflects sunlight, highlighting various pieces of floating litter.
A body of water is filled with scattered debris and green algae. Chains extend from a metallic structure, converging at a buoy or anchor point. The water surface reflects sunlight, highlighting various pieces of floating litter.
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