Knowledge Centre

Do you have the radical technology needed by global players in rapidly growing sectors? Find out about innovation challenges from major organisations, and put forward disruptive solutions that your new and cutting edge technologies could deliver.

Impacted from seeing her father’s journey after he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2002 and watching the steady progression of the disease, Lise’s mission was to find an answer for improving mobility that resulted in no side effects.

“Find 15-20 companies or individuals that you aspire to…..and try to emulate them”. That’s the advice to would-be startups from Ivo Sluganovic, CyberASAP Alumnus and co-founder of PhishAR.

“Think wide rather than deep” advises Daniel Lewis, CyberASAP Alumnus and founder of Awen Collective, which aims to make society safer by creating software that reduces the impact of cyber attacks on the industrial sectors that we all rely on every single day.

Discover the latest in clean maritime technologies from 55 funded projects at the CMDC Final Showcase at Portsmouth International Port on 24 May.

Immerse UK’s lunchtime webinar series offers bite-sized, interactive sessions to connect you with experts to address key challenges and opportunities facing the UK’s immersive tech sector.

Katharine Paterson founded the ‘So To Company Ltd’ to create her innovative cot bed design, aimed at ensuring all babies can sleep safely and soundly. The Karekot not only reduces the opportunities for babies and toddlers to injure themselves but also protects parents from injury to their backs through an innovative drop-side mechanism.

When Dr Emma Fieldhouse, founder of her business Future we Want, won Innovate UK‘s Women in Innovation Award back in March 2021, creating a digital version of her carbon footprint educational games was still a dream and she was working full time as a sustainability consultant.  The award funding has allowed her to pivot the business and realise that dream.

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