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personJames Scoltock event

Connected, electrified vehicles will take us further

personJames Scoltock event

Electrifying cars will help us reduce emissions, but they need to drive further on a single charge of the batteries to truly take the mantel from combustion engine vehicles. Connecting them to the internet of things could help them achieve this.
personDuncan Jefferies event
Are passenger drones about to hit the skies?
personDuncan Jefferies event

Companies such as Airbus and Uber believe passenger drones could open up the skies to commuters, but first they’ll need to overcome several regulatory and technical challenges.
personSooraj Shah event
Smart cities and AI: apocalypse or opportunity?
personSooraj Shah event

With worldwide spending on smart city technologies projected to reach $135bn by 2021, AI initiatives will need to be carefully thought through by governments and local authorities to avoid potential disasters in the long term.
personLee Bell event
‘Eco Tech’: How technology is our planet's last best hope
personLee Bell event

Technology is helping us become more eco-friendly and therefore fulfilling our growing consciousness around improving the environment, preventing global warming and integrating sustainability as standard within lifestyle. Here are some of the startup tech firms looking to try and solve these issues.
personChris Middleton event
The rise of the holographic effect
personChris Middleton event

How a new generation of holographic displays are remixing old technologies with 21st Century applications.
personSooraj Shah event

The pharmaceutical sector has the most intriguing battle for data scientists yet

personSooraj Shah event

Clinical trials are the latest area where all sorts of companies are fighting over the rare specimen that is a data scientist.
personDuncan Jefferies event
Automated ships are about to set sail
personDuncan Jefferies event

Automated vessels could save the shipping industry money and reduce its environmental impact, but strict marine regulations need to be updated to allow them to sail on the open sea.
personDuncan Jefferies event
How blockchain could help to save the planet
personDuncan Jefferies event

Blockchain has been described as “the new internet” and could revolutionise industries such as finance, healthcare and real estate, but it also has the potential to tackle pressing environmental challenges.
personRich McEachran event
Hotel tech is booming and it’s getting personal
personRich McEachran event

The hotel industry is realising it has to be about more than just a place to stay – revenues are being driven by the ability to create great experiences and satisfy guests.
personCat Symonds event
Humans and Technology: The Hybrid Generation
personCat Symonds event

How will we communicate with the world by 2030, and how will technology change us as a society?
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