Big names addressed a built environment showcase exploring how digital transformation, integrated systems thinking, and cross-sector collaboration can enable better spatial planning and help Government meet its 1.5m homes target in a manner that better considers transport, infrastructure and sustainability goals.
Signing of a major contract and securing new jobs have been achieved by a maritime-focused software firm, recently supported by the Catapult through a trio of grant funded programmes.
Ed Phillips of Future Planet Capital advises founders to build relationships with investors 12 – 18 months in advance, warning that going to market too late, or lingering too long, can sink fundraising chances.
Biology graduate Rosie Richardson became fascinated by human behaviour and the role technology can play in keeping people safe. Now she is driving the development of a system that spots potential hazards at train stations to provide early alerts for rail staff to keep passengers secure.
The latest i3P Talks With session brought together industry professionals to explore the future of urban infrastructure, with a focus on sustainable growth, climate solutions, and inclusive approaches to business.
The Innovation Procurement Empowerment Centre (IPEC), an initiative of Connected Places Catapult. We help councils and local authorities use procurement to unlock better, faster, greener and more cost-effective outcomes.
Four alumni of the HS2 Accelerator – a showcase of new rail systems delivered by Connected Places Catapult – were shortlisted at this summer’s Digital Construction Awards . We speak to representatives from each company about the programme, and the importance of innovating in rail.
Mohammad Mayouf is using the power of data to improve the performance of internal spaces, and is working with the DIATOMIC digital transformation programme to reduce the climate impact of buildings.
Steve Moore, the outgoing client group co-chair of i3P – the Infrastructure Industry Innovation Partnership – reflects on progress made and further work needed in construction to adopt new ways of working.