Academics from the University of Cambride and University of Oxford are examining how data captured via IoT can help companies create a Digital Twin that simulates the supply chain process and optimises co-ordination with suppliers.
‘IoT for care’ is an emerging field that faces its own specific barriers as well as those common to all IoT domains. This project draws upon experiences of those at the forefront of the field to develop resources and plot a course towards widespread adoption of IoT for care.
Developing an IoT platform for capturing and analysing data from sleep studies, improving convenience for the patients and reducing time and costs for the NHS.
Developing an IoT predictive maintenance solution for legacy manufacturing processes to reduce costly manual inspections for SMEs.
Assessing and broadening the application of IoT testing devices to enable quicker, more convenient testing, improving access to regular physical health monitoring.
We are researching potential ways digital technology could help people to manage their mental health and would like to invite you to take part in three creative workshops, based in Sheffield, exploring this matter.
Developing and documenting a business case, supporting demonstrator and training materials to enable implementation of IoT solutions within existing manufacturing equipment and processes.
Utilising advancements in IoT technology to develop more efficient and reliable microgrids.
Could IoT provide a number of solutions to support those living with mental health conditions work towards and monitor well-being goals? A workshop, held at the University of Sheffield brought stakeholders together to consider this question.
Does your business generate data that could hold value for you? If so, Newcastle University’s Arrow programme invites you to join us on Friday 17th May to learn more.