Innovate UK

Innovate UK is a non-departmental public body established in 2007 and based in Swindon, United Kingdom. Funded by a government grant, it supports innovation in science and technology by providing funding services to businesses across various sectors and regions. The organization aims to drive productivity and economic growth by facilitating advancements that contribute to the UK’s economic landscape. In addition to funding, Innovate UK offers a range of services and information related to business and economic development, thereby fostering a supportive environment for innovation.

Mike Biddle

Programme Director of Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund

Will Drury

Executive Director, Digital and Technologies

Paul Gadd

Deputy Director

Dr. Tom Jenkins

Deputy Director

Tim Murley

Interim Chief Investment Officer

Scott James O'Brien

Director, Innovation Finance

Dave Wilkes

Director of Innovation Ecosystem

Past deals in Wearables

Syndi

Grant in 2023
Syndi is a digital health platform that focuses on enhancing health outcomes through technology and research, initially targeting mental health. The platform employs machine learning and digital phenotyping to provide personalized and immediate care by utilizing moment-by-moment passive smartphone data collection. This approach allows for effective and accessible support tailored to individual needs. Syndi's services aim to improve the treatment of invisible disabilities by facilitating connections between patients and healthcare providers, while also measuring the effectiveness of its applications and digital services. Through its innovative solutions, Syndi seeks to transform the way people access and engage with healthcare.

BIOStress

Grant in 2022
BioStress Lab is revolutionizing the understanding and management of workplace stress. Using discreet biometric devices to objectively monitor workplace stress we make improvements to wellbeing and performance

SleepCogni

Debt Financing in 2021
SleepCogni is developing a product that delivers a unique wind down process to promote sleep. We deliver cognitive behaviorial therapy using biofeedback (through visual, auditory and tactile cues) to help you relearn sleep. The personalised biofeedback is based on the measurement of a range of physiological and behavioural measures related to sleep, to swiftly and effectively guide you towards sleep initiation.

Oxford Heartbeat

Grant in 2021
Oxford Heartbeat develop medical device software that makes planning for surgeries simpler, faster and more accurate. It enables surgeons to unlock and visualise crucial information in preparation for surgery, to see what is happening inside blood vessels, travel through tissues and bones and provides unprecedented visibility for keyhole surgeries. With the combined power of predictive computations, big data and AI, they provide a unique solution for rehearsing procedures and choosing the best surgical scenario for each individual patient in advance. Better preparation means reduced complication rates and associated costs, as well as better patient care.

Bea Fertility

Grant in 2021
Developer of fertility therapy devices designed to provide clinical-standard treatment at home. The company's product contains ovulation assessments, insemination units, pregnant assessments, semen pattern assortment pots, and entry to an application to assist in observing ovulation dates, enabling customers to access affordable fertility treatment in the comfort of their houses.

Tended

Venture Round in 2021
Tended specializes in developing intelligent personal safety wearables and monitoring systems that leverage machine learning and wearable technology to enhance safety. The company's devices are designed to detect accidents immediately and send alerts with critical information to the user's emergency contacts or services. This functionality provides users with assurance and peace of mind in various activities, whether in personal or workplace settings. Tended's flagship product, Tended Protect, is available for pre-order on its e-commerce platform, while the company is also working on a commercial solution in collaboration with leading industry partners. This solution will include an upgraded wearable device paired with an AI-based monitoring platform, allowing for automated accident detection without the need for 24/7 manned call centers. Tended aims to be a key provider of safety solutions for individuals and businesses alike, promoting security and well-being in daily activities.

People Matter

Debt Financing in 2021
Developer of a mental health monitoring application designed to understand human behavior. The company's application uses a scientific understanding of human psychology, data science and a proprietary measurement scale (PEBB), enabling users to find the right balance between their inner resources and the demands of their environment and also recognize what energizes them and create lasting wellness changes.

People Matter

Grant in 2021
Developer of a mental health monitoring application designed to understand human behavior. The company's application uses a scientific understanding of human psychology, data science and a proprietary measurement scale (PEBB), enabling users to find the right balance between their inner resources and the demands of their environment and also recognize what energizes them and create lasting wellness changes.

Mumbli

Grant in 2020
Marketplace for everything ears, hearing and sound

Icaruus

Pre Seed Round in 2020
Icaruus specializes in designing and manufacturing apparel and equipment tailored for brands, medical institutions, and large workforces. The company operates on an on-demand manufacturing model, which allows for local production and direct delivery to end users. This approach minimizes the need for warehousing and lowers barriers to entry in the apparel and equipment industries. In addition to standard clothing items such as base layers, mid-layers, and t-shirts, Icaruus is also involved in apparel recycling and sustainable innovation research, reflecting its commitment to environmentally responsible practices.

Decorte Future Industries

Pre Seed Round in 2020
Decorte Future Industries is an innovative startup focused on developing high-tech, body-adaptive intelligent clothing that integrates biometric sensors and artificial intelligence. This technology aims to enhance human capabilities by enabling intuitive control of robotics through voice, gesture, and touch, while also shifting healthcare from a curative to a preventative model. Their patent-pending body-adaptive exoskeleton allows the clothing to conform to the wearer's body, addressing a significant challenge in the clothing industry. Recently, the company received a competitive Innovate UK grant to leverage its intelligent clothing in combating Covid-19 in care homes. Decorte Future Industries maintains close relationships with the UK Ministry of Defence for research and development, and has garnered support from the Enterprise Europe Network as part of the Horizon 2020 initiative. The team is composed primarily of PhD graduates from the University of Cambridge and includes notable advisors from leading technology and investment firms. Additionally, the company is developing machine-learning technology to extract complex health data from audio, allowing for the collection of critical health metrics using standard microphones.

Cognitant

Grant in 2020
Cognitant helps people to better understand their health. We create immersive content, and connect patients to relevant information endorsed by doctors. Our aim is to help doctors and patients make the most of their valuable consultation time.

Ampersand Health

Grant in 2020
Ampersand is pioneering the development of behavioural science based digital medicines for people living with long term inflammatory conditions. We deliver measurable improvements in mental health and quality of life for patients and significant, well-evidenced savings for healthcare providers.

FitXR

Debt Financing in 2020
FitXR is a leading developer of virtual reality fitness applications, focused on making fitness more enjoyable and accessible. The company has gained recognition for its first product, BoxVR, which has consistently ranked as a best-seller across major VR platforms such as Oculus, Steam, and PSVR, earning multiple awards for its engaging approach to fitness. FitXR is currently developing a virtual fitness studio that aims to replicate the energy and camaraderie of group workouts at home. This innovative platform will offer total body workouts designed by fitness experts, emphasizing social interaction and enjoyment while delivering effective fitness experiences.

Albus Health

Grant in 2020
Albus Health is a medical device company that develops a passive and non-contact, nocturnal symptom monitoring device. The company develops Albus Home RD, a completely passive and non-contact home monitoring device that enables a high quantity and quality of data from remote monitoring in research and clinical care.

Okko Health

Grant in 2020
Developer of home-monitoring applications designed to measure eyesight. The company's software combines vision science and computer science to measure sight as precisely and reliably as physically possible, enabling patients who are at high risk of eye disease to self-monitor from home and avoid the hospital. .

Streets Systems

Venture Round in 2020
Streets Systems offers real time data collection service to monitor footfall. The company installs sensor equipment and conducts video surveys to capture data. It deploys sensors to track people walking and cycling and measures speed and volume of motor traffic. The company integrate information into GIS applications. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom.

AreteMedical

Grant in 2020
Arete Medical Technologies is a startup creating medical devices and software for precision approaches to chronic diseases, starting with asthma and COPD.

Tended

Seed Round in 2020
Tended specializes in developing intelligent personal safety wearables and monitoring systems that leverage machine learning and wearable technology to enhance safety. The company's devices are designed to detect accidents immediately and send alerts with critical information to the user's emergency contacts or services. This functionality provides users with assurance and peace of mind in various activities, whether in personal or workplace settings. Tended's flagship product, Tended Protect, is available for pre-order on its e-commerce platform, while the company is also working on a commercial solution in collaboration with leading industry partners. This solution will include an upgraded wearable device paired with an AI-based monitoring platform, allowing for automated accident detection without the need for 24/7 manned call centers. Tended aims to be a key provider of safety solutions for individuals and businesses alike, promoting security and well-being in daily activities.

AreteMedical

Grant in 2020
Arete Medical Technologies is a startup creating medical devices and software for precision approaches to chronic diseases, starting with asthma and COPD.

Bodyswaps

Grant in 2020
Bodyswaps is a London-based platform established in 2018 that focuses on enhancing workforce skills through immersive training solutions. By integrating virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and behavioral science, Bodyswaps offers organizations a cost-effective and scalable method for upskilling employees. The platform simulates realistic workplace scenarios, allowing learners to practice soft skills with virtual characters while using their own voices. This interactive approach facilitates personalized learning experiences and provides automated recommendations to support skill development. Bodyswaps serves both corporate and educational sectors, delivering off-the-shelf training modules aimed at fostering deep and lasting behavioral change to improve individual and organizational performance.

Bodyswaps

Pre Seed Round in 2019
Bodyswaps is a London-based platform established in 2018 that focuses on enhancing workforce skills through immersive training solutions. By integrating virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and behavioral science, Bodyswaps offers organizations a cost-effective and scalable method for upskilling employees. The platform simulates realistic workplace scenarios, allowing learners to practice soft skills with virtual characters while using their own voices. This interactive approach facilitates personalized learning experiences and provides automated recommendations to support skill development. Bodyswaps serves both corporate and educational sectors, delivering off-the-shelf training modules aimed at fostering deep and lasting behavioral change to improve individual and organizational performance.

Gendius

Grant in 2019
Gendius Ltd. is a UK-based company founded in 2011 by Chris Genders and Rory Cameron, dedicated to improving the management of diabetes. The company has developed Intellin, an app-based platform designed to assist individuals living with diabetes by utilizing their clinical history to identify personal high-risk areas for complications. Intellin focuses users on clinically validated tasks and measures aimed at slowing the progression of these risks. Through its innovative approach, Gendius aims to enhance the quality of life for those affected by diabetes by providing tailored support and guidance.

BrainWaveBank

Grant in 2019
BrainWaveBank Limited is a brain health research company focused on developing innovative solutions to track and improve cognitive health, particularly in the context of dementia. Founded in 2015 and based in Belfast, United Kingdom, the company has created a unique wearable electroencephalography (EEG) device that allows users to non-invasively measure their brain activity. This device works in conjunction with mobile games designed to challenge cognitive skills, enabling individuals to monitor their cognitive health daily from the comfort of their homes. By securely collecting and analyzing data from a large user base, BrainWaveBank aims to build comprehensive neurocognitive profiles that can advance the understanding of brain health and inform the development of future treatments for neurological disorders. The company's approach emphasizes scalability and accessibility, making it a valuable tool for both consumers and clinical professionals.

Px HealthCare

Grant in 2019
Px HealthCare (Px) has developed the only validated, personalised medical support platform for cancer patients, called OWise, which has been demonstrated to improve the patient – physician relationship and is designed to improve users quality of life and even survival. Originally developed in the Netherlands, the award-winning mobile app ‘OWise breast cancer’ has been independently studied, revealing that 90% of the patients and 90% of the treating clinicians recommend OWise to breast cancer patients. With the widespread use of smartphones, OWise is designed to support patients as part of their everyday life during treatment. NHS England has selected OWise to be part of its Innovation Accelerator (2015) and it was listed in the Top25 of all health apps (by IQVIA, 2017). The focus is currently on breast cancer as so many women are affected by the condition and the impact, both mentally and physically, is big. Through the website (www.owise.nl / www.owise.eu) and the OWise smartphone app, Px HealthCare offers women (and men) smart internet tools which helps them gaining insight into and control over their situation during and after illness. Px HealthCare is a life sciences company, founded in 2012.

Ampersand Health

Grant in 2019
Ampersand is pioneering the development of behavioural science based digital medicines for people living with long term inflammatory conditions. We deliver measurable improvements in mental health and quality of life for patients and significant, well-evidenced savings for healthcare providers.

Healum

Grant in 2019
Healum is a developer of connected software and applications aimed at enhancing self-management for individuals with long-term health conditions. The company's AI-powered platform offers personalized care and support by leveraging data-driven insights and evidence-based behavioral interventions. This approach not only helps patients monitor their physical and mental health effectively but also empowers healthcare professionals to provide tailored assistance. By focusing on customized interventions, Healum seeks to motivate patients in managing their chronic health issues more efficiently and cost-effectively.

Feebris

Seed Round in 2019
Feebris Ltd is a technology company founded in 2017 and based in Saffron Walden, United Kingdom. The company specializes in developing artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms aimed at the detection of respiratory conditions. Its platform integrates with various point-of-care devices, such as digital stethoscopes and wearables, to facilitate community-based diagnosis and monitoring. By leveraging its AI-driven software, Feebris enables non-clinical users to identify clinical deterioration early, thereby helping to prevent complications and reduce hospitalizations. The team at Feebris combines expertise in biomedical engineering, machine learning, and global health, all driven by a commitment to transforming healthcare into a more equitable, personalized, and patient-centered system.

Albus Health

Grant in 2019
Albus Health is a medical device company that develops a passive and non-contact, nocturnal symptom monitoring device. The company develops Albus Home RD, a completely passive and non-contact home monitoring device that enables a high quantity and quality of data from remote monitoring in research and clinical care.

Tended

Seed Round in 2019
Tended specializes in developing intelligent personal safety wearables and monitoring systems that leverage machine learning and wearable technology to enhance safety. The company's devices are designed to detect accidents immediately and send alerts with critical information to the user's emergency contacts or services. This functionality provides users with assurance and peace of mind in various activities, whether in personal or workplace settings. Tended's flagship product, Tended Protect, is available for pre-order on its e-commerce platform, while the company is also working on a commercial solution in collaboration with leading industry partners. This solution will include an upgraded wearable device paired with an AI-based monitoring platform, allowing for automated accident detection without the need for 24/7 manned call centers. Tended aims to be a key provider of safety solutions for individuals and businesses alike, promoting security and well-being in daily activities.

BIOS

Grant in 2018
BIOS Health is a company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, that specializes in developing a neural interface platform aimed at treating chronic health conditions. Founded in 2015, BIOS integrates advances in hardware, big data, and machine learning to create solutions that decode and encode neural signals from the body. The company also focuses on the development of prosthetic connectors, which standardize the connection between bionic devices and the body’s neural and soft-tissue systems. These implanted medical devices are designed to link nerve activity to specific conditions, facilitating precise communication and control for patients using prosthetics. BIOS operates an additional research and development office in Montreal, Canada.

PervasID

Grant in 2018
PervasID Limited, founded in 2011 and based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, specializes in the development of wide area passive RFID systems. The company emerged from research conducted at the University of Cambridge and focuses on providing location capabilities based on the EPC Class1 Gen2 standard. PervasID's technology employs fixed ultra-high frequency RFID to accurately detect passive tags over long distances, facilitating enhanced visibility into goods, assets, and people. Its innovative systems are designed to serve various industries, including retail, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, and aviation. The technology has been successfully deployed in multiple field trials, demonstrating its reliability and effectiveness in streamlining processes across diverse markets.

Emteq

Grant in 2018
Emteq Ltd. is a company based in Brighton, United Kingdom, specializing in the development of brain-computer interface technology. Founded in 2015 by Graeme Cox and Charles Nduka, Emteq creates innovative facial wearables, specifically glasses, designed to interpret the wearer's expressions and emotions. This technology enhances human-computer interaction and supports human augmentation and emotion analytics through advanced artificial intelligence techniques. The company's platform aims to measure, monitor, and improve mood, health, and performance, particularly in conjunction with virtual reality applications.

Sentireal

Grant in 2018
At Sentireal, we create software and media platforms that turn mobile devices and headsets into smart assistants. These assistants deliver training and guidance using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies, blended with artificial intelligence (AI). This combination provides "personal immersive learning" - personalised immersive content and continuous background assessment of learning progress. Our software and media solutions, powered by our immersonal™ platform, provide enhanced learning outcomes by presentation of content using augmented reality and virtual reality technologies. This media content is created based on the learners current activities and real-world situation, and allows for personalised delivery of content, based on individual training needs. Using artificial intelligence, our software platform offers the opportunity for assessment and feedback on individual learners.

Oxford Heartbeat

Grant in 2018
Oxford Heartbeat develop medical device software that makes planning for surgeries simpler, faster and more accurate. It enables surgeons to unlock and visualise crucial information in preparation for surgery, to see what is happening inside blood vessels, travel through tissues and bones and provides unprecedented visibility for keyhole surgeries. With the combined power of predictive computations, big data and AI, they provide a unique solution for rehearsing procedures and choosing the best surgical scenario for each individual patient in advance. Better preparation means reduced complication rates and associated costs, as well as better patient care.

Pactster

Grant in 2018
Pactster is a social fitness platform offering channels of fitness videos for health specific needs along with motivational and community features to help people use exercise for both preventative and restorative health.

AreteMedical

Grant in 2018
Arete Medical Technologies is a startup creating medical devices and software for precision approaches to chronic diseases, starting with asthma and COPD.

Intelistyle

Pre Seed Round in 2018
Intelistyle Ltd. is an artificial intelligence fashion stylist based in London, United Kingdom, founded in 2017. The company specializes in providing personalized styling recommendations through its innovative software platform, which caters to omnichannel fashion retailers. Key features include the ability to create multiple outfit combinations from selected items, offer personal styling advice via an AI chatbot, suggest visually similar alternatives for out-of-stock items, and manage customers' wardrobes. Additionally, the platform facilitates color matching of clothing with skin tones and existing wardrobe items, enhancing the shopping experience by understanding customer style preferences. By leveraging AI technology, Intelistyle aims to create engaging digital discovery experiences that drive increased conversion rates, larger basket sizes, and higher customer retention for retailers.

Andiamo

Grant in 2018
Andiamo is a London-based company that specializes in creating personalized orthotic solutions for children, particularly those with cerebral palsy. Founded in 2013, it leverages advanced 3D scanning and printing technologies to provide a user-centered service. The process begins with a 3D scan of the child, which helps create a biomechanical model. This model is then used to design and prototype orthotic devices, ensuring optimal fit and function through rapid iteration. Additionally, Andiamo integrates AI technology to serve as a personalized care coordinator, enhancing communication between clinicians and families. This approach not only streamlines treatment planning but also improves clinical outcomes and affordability for various treatments, including bracing and physiotherapy. The company was inspired by the experiences of its founders as parents, aiming to alleviate challenges faced by families and healthcare providers in the orthotics space.

MyWay Digital Health

Grant in 2017
MyWay Digital Health is a comprehensive online self management platform. Improving the lives of people living with long-term conditions around the globe through data-driven technology solutions.

Albus Health

Grant in 2017
Albus Health is a medical device company that develops a passive and non-contact, nocturnal symptom monitoring device. The company develops Albus Home RD, a completely passive and non-contact home monitoring device that enables a high quantity and quality of data from remote monitoring in research and clinical care.

GripAble

Grant in 2017
Gripable is develops simple digital therapy tools, combining them with mobile games, motivating physically impaired patients. GripAble began during our research with stroke patients struggling to use their hands for simple activities. Everyday tasks - getting dressed in the morning, holding a glass of water - are a huge frustration for them. This is the reality for over 500 million people around the world suffering with impaired arm mobility. These patients need, and want, more therapy. GripAble's first product is a highly sensitive, portable hand-grip that connects wirelessly with a mobile-based app, allowing patients to play our fun therapy games. It is designed for low-cost, easy-access assessment and therapy of hand and arm disability, providing increased engagement and allowing for self-training in hospitals and at home.

How Do I?

Grant in 2017
How Do I? teaches life and vocational skills through step-by-step videos linked to the learning environment using NFC technology.

SleepCogni

Grant in 2017
SleepCogni is developing a product that delivers a unique wind down process to promote sleep. We deliver cognitive behaviorial therapy using biofeedback (through visual, auditory and tactile cues) to help you relearn sleep. The personalised biofeedback is based on the measurement of a range of physiological and behavioural measures related to sleep, to swiftly and effectively guide you towards sleep initiation.

Entia

Grant in 2017
Entia Ltd is a medical technology company based in London, United Kingdom, that focuses on enhancing access to blood tests through innovative healthcare devices. Founded in 2014, Entia offers two primary products: Aptus, a device for testing haemoglobin and haematocrit levels, and Affinity, designed for cancer patients to monitor their blood counts from home. These devices facilitate health screening, blood donor screening, maternal and child health, nutrition, and sports applications, while also enabling cancer patients to manage their health more effectively, reducing the risk of infection and minimizing hospital visits. The company employs a multidisciplinary team that encompasses design, engineering, quality assurance, and business development, all aimed at improving patients' quality of life by allowing them to conduct essential health monitoring from the comfort of their homes.

Current Health

Grant in 2017
Current Health Limited, founded in 2014 and based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, specializes in developing wearable healthcare devices that monitor patients' vital signs. These devices are designed to measure key health metrics such as oxygen saturation, respiration rate, pulse rate, temperature, motion, activity, and posture, allowing for the early identification of unwell patients and timely medical intervention. The company also offers a patient monitoring platform that facilitates home-based care by enabling patients to share daily activities, report symptoms, and respond to structured questionnaires for their healthcare providers. By focusing on remote patient management, Current Health aims to reduce healthcare risks and costs while enhancing patient engagement and monitoring. Formerly known as Snap40 Limited, the company rebranded in December 2018 to better reflect its mission.

Oxford Heartbeat

Grant in 2017
Oxford Heartbeat develop medical device software that makes planning for surgeries simpler, faster and more accurate. It enables surgeons to unlock and visualise crucial information in preparation for surgery, to see what is happening inside blood vessels, travel through tissues and bones and provides unprecedented visibility for keyhole surgeries. With the combined power of predictive computations, big data and AI, they provide a unique solution for rehearsing procedures and choosing the best surgical scenario for each individual patient in advance. Better preparation means reduced complication rates and associated costs, as well as better patient care.

BrainWaveBank

Grant in 2017
BrainWaveBank Limited is a brain health research company focused on developing innovative solutions to track and improve cognitive health, particularly in the context of dementia. Founded in 2015 and based in Belfast, United Kingdom, the company has created a unique wearable electroencephalography (EEG) device that allows users to non-invasively measure their brain activity. This device works in conjunction with mobile games designed to challenge cognitive skills, enabling individuals to monitor their cognitive health daily from the comfort of their homes. By securely collecting and analyzing data from a large user base, BrainWaveBank aims to build comprehensive neurocognitive profiles that can advance the understanding of brain health and inform the development of future treatments for neurological disorders. The company's approach emphasizes scalability and accessibility, making it a valuable tool for both consumers and clinical professionals.

Mira Rehab

Grant in 2016
MIRA Rehab is a company focused on enhancing the rehabilitation experience for patients recovering from surgery or injury. It has developed a motion-tracking therapy platform that transforms traditional physical therapy exercises into engaging video games. Utilizing a motion sensor like Microsoft Kinect, the system tracks user movements from a distance, allowing for a hands-free assessment of performance and compliance. This innovative approach not only makes rehabilitation more enjoyable but also tailors the experience to meet the specific needs of different pathologies. By creating a motivating environment, MIRA Rehab aims to facilitate faster recovery and improve patient outcomes in physical therapy.

Azul Optics

Grant in 2016
Azul Optics is developing a device that can rapidly assess macular pigment density. Their device will be affordable, fast, easy-to-use and compact, making it easy to integrate macular pigment density screening into regular eye exams. Their goal is to introduce a technology that enables eye health professionals to rapidly assess macular pigments as an indicator of eye health.

Isansys Lifecare

Grant in 2016
Isansys Lifecare is a new generation medical device and healthcare information company.

Sensing Feeling

Grant in 2015
Advanced human behaviour sensing products for business. At the core of Sensing Feeling's products is a new IoT (Internet of Things) technology, powered by computer vision and machine learning, that significantly enhances the reliability and effectiveness of measuring aggregated human behaviour of groups of people in physical spaces to enable organisations to better understand risks, improve safety and enhance customer experiences.

Inductosense

Grant in 2015
Inductosense Ltd specializes in the manufacture of wireless, battery-free sensors designed for the detection of cracks, corrosion, and defects in various structures and products. Founded in 2015 and based in Bristol, United Kingdom, the company offers innovative solutions such as the WAND Evaluation System, which includes a handheld measurement probe and multiple sensors for measuring structural thickness. Their technology enables sensors to be permanently affixed to surfaces or embedded within materials, allowing for inspections beneath coatings, insulation, or repairs. Additionally, Inductosense provides TRND systems for monitoring internal corrosion and erosion in pipework and vessels. The sensors operate passively, receiving power and transmitting data through non-contact inductive coupling, facilitating fast and repeatable inspections while enabling clients to trend data over time.

Glyconics

Grant in 2015
Glyconics Ltd. is a diagnostics company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, that develops portable infrared spectroscopy devices for the diagnosis and monitoring of chronic and acute diseases, particularly respiratory conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Incorporated in 2013, the company has created a hand-held, miniaturized device that enables patients to collect and analyze sputum samples at home. Utilizing Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), the device identifies specific biomarkers associated with COPD, facilitating timely medical assessments and improved patient management.

Oxehealth

Grant in 2014
Oxehealth Ltd. is a technology company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, specializing in non-contact vital signs monitoring solutions for various sectors, including healthcare, fitness, automotive, and security. Founded in 2012, Oxehealth has developed the Oxecam software, which utilizes a digital video camera to remotely measure vital signs such as heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood oxygenation without physical contact. This innovative technology is particularly beneficial for monitoring elderly and vulnerable individuals in settings where staff presence may be limited. Oxehealth's Digital Care Assistant generates alerts regarding risky activities and provides objective data on patient activity and vital signs, enhancing care planning and allowing caregivers to focus on hands-on support. The company has achieved a world-first certification for its software as a medical device, demonstrating its commitment to transforming care environments. Oxehealth's proprietary algorithms leverage deep learning and computer vision to deliver accurate monitoring, making it a valuable tool in mental health, prison, and acute care settings.

Smart Surgical Appliances

Seed Round in 2013
Smart Surgical Appliances is a medical device company that develops sensor-enabled surgical instruments designed to reduce costs, improve safety, and minimize risk in keyhole surgery. The company intends to improve the safety and clinical efficacy of the minimally invasive surgery like keyhole surgery, endoscopic surgery, and the natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgeries. It provide real-time sensing and feedback from the operative site akin to 'touch and feel'.
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