In-depth interviews with industry professionals

The company is founded solely for the purpose of developing a single product, which is using AR to present industrial robots to customers. The name of the product is ARBIRA, which is an acronym for Augmented Reality-Based Interactive Robot Assistant.

MAESTRO is leading the paradigm shift towards vision-based navigation with complete spatial awareness, enabling not only superior navigation capabilities of mobile robots based on AI, but also semantic applications that allow robots to understand their environment at a more sophisticated level.

Connected car data exchange is at the heart of our solutions. We bring driving data from motor manufacturers to insurance providers in a fully compliant, normalised, contextualised and standardised manner.

We strongly believe in human-robot collaboration and our products are designed to enhance and augment human capabilities that are needed on the shop floor. It will be crucial to recognize that humans and robots do not need to be adversaries.

Iotics enables users to find data and interact with it securely. This enables digital ecosystems of assets to interoperate across supply chains with security and confidence.

ThingCo wants to bring telematics to the next level, designing devices that will be much more attractive to consumers in their own right.

EmpiricAI’s Industrial Analytics software allows plant engineers to remotely monitor plant performance and key KPIs, and rapidly identify and resolve emerging performance or quality issues.

WorkSafe enables workers who can’t work from home to safely social distance, and enables their employers to monitor their safety on an automated platform.

SpotLight is a monitoring tool that can be used alongside other monitoring technologies, helping to create fuller visibility of underground activity.

InfluxData is the creator of InfluxDB, an open source platform focussed on time series data

Harrison Castings is now considered one of the largest aluminium sand casting foundries in the UK

Additive Automations develops flexible human-centred robotic systems to automate additive manufacturing (AM) processes, optimising productivity and safety in manufacturing.