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Wideblue and academic partners publish paper on a new Hyperspectral camera

The paper was published in the Optical Society’s leading academic journal, Applied Optics. The successful collaboration, to design and manufacture a low-cost Hyperspectral imaging device for agriculture, was undertaken as part of an Innovate UK project, led by Wideblue and involved a number of academic partners including University of Strathclyde, University of West of Scotland, the James Hutton Institute and precision agriculture experts Galloway & MacLeod.

For more information on the project and technology, click here.

Wideblue Building Infrared Medical Devices for Clinical Trials

Wideblue have started building 200 of the latest advanced personal capnometer devices for Cambridge Respiratory Innovations Limited (CRiL).

The CRiL devices are battery-powered and transmit patients’ breath records direct to a secure server. The devices will be used for the next stage of clinical trials for patients with various respiratory diseases starting in Feb 2020.

Wideblue have commissioned a new clean area for the production of the latest N Tidal C and N Tidal A devices along with the associated replaceable mouthpieces and breath tubes. The new clean area is suitable for the assembly of clean products and optical products.

Wideblue Wows at Med-Tech Innovation Expo

Product design, development and manufacturing consultancy Wideblue wowed attendees at Med-Tech Innovation Expo with its cutting-edge medical products and the ground-breaking technologies behind them.

A leader in medical device design and development since 2006, Wideblue is partnering with the world’s leading medical device companies to deliver pioneering healthcare products to better people’s lives.

Wideblue Wows at Med-Tech Innovation Expo

Wideblue presenting new product designs at Med Tech Innovation Expo, NEC Birmingham 15-16th May

Wideblue and Pivot International will be attending Med Tech Innovation Expo – NEC Birmingham 15-16th May and presenting their latest work on new medical devices. Wideblue have permission from Cambridge Respiratory Innovations Limited, Softcell Medical, Calcivis, Pivot International and PEEK to show off their latest new medical devices which are at various stages of development. Wideblue also hope to have a few new early stage concept designs on show and to prompt discussions. We hope to see you there.

Wideblue visit the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s National Renewable Energy Centre

Wideblue, along with client RAB-Microfluidics, visited the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s National Renewable Energy Centre in Blyth as part of an Innovate UK-funded collaborative project. The project aims to revolutionise oil condition monitoring for the wind energy sector by using microfluidics. Microfluidics is a multidisciplinary field encompassing engineering, physics, chemistry and nanotechnology to create a lab-on-a-chip for screening, diagnostic and measurement.

RAB-Microfluidics are an Aberdeen-based start-up and have been developing their unique technology for five years. This is just one of a number of projects that RAB-Microfluidics is working on alongside Wideblue.