Barrier: Wider Commercial Exploitation

Developing low-cost and open-source image recognition technology to enable people analysis within urban environments whilst ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.

This project aims to develop a tool that helps manufacturers determine what types of goods could be more suitable for Internet of Things (IoT) - driven personalisation versus those where human intelligence needs to drive customisation.

Developing a toolkit, guidance and training materials to enable local authorities to take ownership of their data and transform city services.

Developing a ‘smart’ solution for commercial buildings to reduce unnecessary heating within empty rooms.

Developing and documenting a business case, supporting demonstrator and training materials to enable implementation of IoT solutions within existing manufacturing equipment and processes.

To reduce inefficiencies across an increasingly complex digital economy, this project aims to build a decentralised platform that enables automated and accurate IP payment handling from licensees to licensors.

Utilising the Internet of Things to enable autonomous supply chain management - connecting existing research to review the technical feasibility of real life deployment and support industry adoption.

The operations of many supply chains today are hampered by lack of integration between constituencies, in particular a lack of integrated real-time data. This project will provide a demonstration platform that integrates Internet of Things (IoT) and operational data to illustrate efficiencies gained.

Social prescriptions can address mental and physical health through activities like sports and leisure/arts and can address social factors related to health