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Meet the Innovate UK Manufacturing, Materials, and Mobility sector team who are a group of experts bringing together the areas of Land Transport, Automotive, Connected Transport, Connected & Autonomous Vehicles, Rail, Aerospace, Manufacturing and Materials, Electronics, Sensors, and Photonics (ESP), Digital Security by Design and Robotics.
We have been promoting equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in the work we do since 2016 and our approach and priorities have evolved over time. We learn from our own work, and through dialogue with partners and the businesses we …
In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been positioned as one of the biggest commercial opportunities for global economies. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) estimates that AI could add an additional £630 billion to the UK …
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) link business with academics to help solve a real challenge that a business is facing. Our graduates act as the conduit for knowledge to flow between the two and deliver the project within the business and with a couple of clicks you could start your journey towards joining one of the UK’s biggest graduate recruitment programmes, in roles that are as unique as the individuals that fill them.
We asked group of investors about some of the common pitfalls that companies encounter when they approach investors and they shared some helpful advice...
South Korea is betting big on smart cities, and it’s showing up in the unlikeliest of places.
As we look forward to using autonomous cars on our roads, and having been lucky enough to experience some early prototypes, I wonder about the driving styles that Autonomous Control Systems (ACS) may have, and whether as passengers we will …
For the first time we have a sector-wide view of those enabling technologies in the UK collectively called Electech. Our report maps the breadth of the sector’s capabilities and cross-cutting application potential.
It puts forward a vision for the Electech sector and highlights key pathways to realise it.
As we approach the Road Safety Forum 2019, to which I have been invited for a panel discussion, I expect to be asked this question... again. The answer I usually give is Yes and No - not because I am …
We are approaching the annual Low Carbon Vehicle (LCV) event, now the Connected Automated Mobility (CAM) event at Millbrook, which prompts me to consider the question of speed limits and autonomous vehicles.
