Did you see us exhibit at the Southern Manufacturing Show from the 11th – 13th February? The Southern Manufacturing Show is the UK’s largest annual industrial technology event which brings the latest cutting-edge technology, high precision design & engineering, new materials and revolutionary manufacturing methods to you from over 800 leading suppliers from the UK, […]
With Tokyo 2020 just under seven months away now, sports fans are eagerly awaiting the return of the much loved Summer Olympics. However, it’s not just the sports that have got people talking about Tokyo 2020! This year’s Olympics promise to be the most futuristic yet, with plans for robots, ultra-high-definition display screens and even […]
Concussion has always been a cause of concern in contact sports; however, it’s only more recently that the long-term effects of it have been properly researched and recognised. Described by its creators as the ‘ultimate in smart protection and safety in sport’ the Opro+ mouth guard is one of the latest innovations in smart technology, […]
Having already been trialled in several major US cities, Google is now rolling out it’s pollution-tracking technology in the EU – with the tool set to be used in Birmingham, Manchester, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dublin & Coventry. Using Google maps Google’s Environmental Insights Explorer (EIE) tool, authorities will be able to track 4 major areas: Building […]
After CES, IFA is arguably the next biggest technology show – offering companies and consumers a glimpse at what the future of technology may look like. From even smarter TVs to a medical exoskeleton that can help rehabilitate people with spinal injuries – there was plenty to get excited about at this year’s IFA exhibition in Berlin, Germany. In our latest WOW blog, we take a look at some of the standout new tech from IFA 2019: 1.ExoAtlet’s ecoskeleton For people with spinal injuries or medical conditions, rehabilitation can be a timely and costly road to recovery. However, Russian company ExoAtlet, are hoping to ease this journey with their ecoskeleton. When attached to the body, the motorized skeleton allows people with spinal issues to move freely, allowing the individual to work on their motor skills. Sales of the ecoskeleton began in 2016 and the technology is already being used in Russian and South Korean hospitals – with the hope that the product will soon launch in America once it’s received the go ahead from the FDA. 2.Aalto Explorer – underwater drone Described as “the first community-controlled vehicle & platform for underwater exploration” the Aalto Explorer isn’t just for scientists – members of the public can also watch the […]
