Ecocene wins Deloitte Gravity Challenge
Western Australian environmental technology company Ecocene has been named overall winner of a global space-technology competition, beating two British finalists on a mangrove and seagrass mapping challenge.
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Ecological and geospatial services for biodiversity
Margaret River, WA
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| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Julian Kruger | Chief Executive Officer | Startup News (WA), Ecocene team page |
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Western Australian environmental technology company Ecocene has been named overall winner of a global space-technology competition, beating two British finalists on a mangrove and seagrass mapping challenge.