A 20-minute non-invasive procedure that uses the same amount of radiation as a dental X-ray could offer patients with a blinding disease a new treatment option.
An aero-elastic pressure sensor developed by a team in Singapore could transform minimally-invasive surgery techniques by enabling tactile feedback for surgeons it is claimed.
As befitting the category, our Wild Card runners up covered a wide spectrum of innovative technologies
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Human trials are set to take place using iTraXS, the world’s first optical fibre sensor-equipped endotracheal tube designed to reduce risks associated with breathing through a mechanical ventilator.
A PhD student at Nottingham Trent University is pioneering so-called ‘space cloth’, a non-woven material made from yarn that has potential as an e-textile.
EV battery manufacturers could identify production anomalies and save on scrap with solutions that emanate from a partnership between Schneider Electric and Liminal Insights.
By combining a range of techniques, scientists from the Centre for Research and Advanced Studies (CINVESTAV) in Mexico have created a device to help people with visual impairment navigate more easily.
Lumora has secured £1.5m from the completion of the company’s latest funding round, led by Catapult Venture Managers.
More than £15m has been awarded to UK institutions to deliver the software ‘brain’ of the Square Kilometre Array Observatory (SKAO)’s radio telescopes.
