Making apparent the value of Internet of Things (IoT) methods and technologies is critical to support the UK’s Industrial Strategy.
Pitch-In aims to collaboratively identify and address barriers to the successful development, introduction and further exploitation of Internet of Things technologies across four key sectors, Cities, Energy, Health and Wellbeing and Manufacturing, whilst also overcoming the social and organisational barriers related to Managing the Introduction of IoT.
The University of Sheffield and engineering manufacturer Tinsley Bridge have been pioneering new approaches to industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications through the innovative Pitch-In project.
Children suffering from sleep disorders may soon be able to be assessed by doctors from the comfort of their own home using a pioneering new technology that will also save time and money for the NHS.
To help develop prototypes and code that showcases the LoRaWAN network’s potential to campus community and local business, Pitch-In supported a 10-week student placement programme for engineering undergraduates from 22 June to 28 August 2020.
It has been suggested that the vast majority of commercial vessels will be broadband capable within the near future. This project will look to enable the introduction of IoT predictive maintenance in diesel generators for medium-sized vessel used in the offshore, ferry and tug marine industries.
Supply chains are complex networks of independent companies, and full supply chain visibility is a common barrier to forming effective connections between suppliers. IoT can be utilised to improve information sharing to ensure accurate information is available throughout the supply chain
Smart energy systems will play a key part in supporting the UK to meet its carbon emissions target by 2050. To enable this, easily accessible monitoring data is required in order to make operational decisions. This project aims to clearly identify, demonstrate and document these approaches in order to overcome key difficulties.
The Pitch-In programme at the University of Sheffield, in collaboration with Mindwave Ventures, will be hosting a series of 4 webinars in January and February 2021 to share knowledge and experiences of digital health innovation. These webinars are intended for anyone with an interest in commissioning, developing and delivering novel digital health interventions, or who wishes to gain a better understanding of the digital health landscape in the UK.
Join the UK's first child health technology conference in Sheffield, organised by NIHR Children and Young People MedTech.
The Pitch-In team, together with co-hosts Ioetec, are delighted to invite you to our eighth Sheffield IoT Meetup. This months topic is Thought Leadership in IoT.
Oxford University has several spaces and programmes from which industry and start-ups can base themselves to access IoT expertise from across the University.
The IfM is a division of the University of Cambridge's Department of Engineering. IfM Education and Consultancy Services (IfM ECS) provides consultancy and executive and professional development.
The National Centre for Energy Systems Integration (CESI) at Newcastle University brings together energy experts from around the world to help unravel the energy network and understand future supply and demand.
Research England has published an interim review carried out by IP Pragmatics of the progress of the Connecting Capability Fund (CCF) Programme, which funds Pitch-In alongside 17 other projects.
4G fuelled mass adoption of mobile internet and digitised our social life; 5G is set to do the same for industrial business use cases. Now is the time for manufacturers to seize the opportunities and lead the way for industrial digitalisation.