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Wideblue named as finalist in Knowledge Exchange Awards

Wideblue are delighted to learn that our MAPS project has been named as a finalist in the Knowledge Exchange Awards 2017 for the Multiparty Collaboration Award. This highly innovative project brings together Wideblue with Sellafield Limited, National Nuclear Labs, University of Strathclyde and Inspectahire Ltd. This multi party team are developing a new ground breaking technology to carry out both laser scanning and imaging inside important structures. The winners of the awards categories will be named on Tues 21st Feb.

Wideblue will be showing a case study at the forthcoming UWS Health Technologies and Medical Devices Showcase

Wideblue director Russell Overend will be showing a case study on the design and development of a low cost personal IR Capnometer at the forthcoming UWS Health Technologies and Medical Devices Showcase on 8th February 2017. The Showcase event, held at the Lord Smith of Kelvin International Research and Enterprise Centre at the University of the West of Scotland, Paisley Campus, is a unique opportunity to learn about some of the innovative applied research being conducted in photonics, materials, biomedical technology and digital health.

Full details of the event can be found here.

Wideblue clients reach finals of 2017 Scottish Life Science awards

Congratulations to Wideblue clients Reprocell Europe and Calcivis for reaching the finals of the 2017 Scottish Life Science awards. Winners will be announced at the Life Sciences annual dinner to be held on Thursday 2nd February at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh.

Click here for full details of the event.

Offshore Wind Sensors – Technology Demonstration

Wideblue project manager Russell Overend will give a talk about Wideblue’s collaborative product development with the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult on 12th Jan in Fife. Wideblue and ORE Catapult have made good progress on their low cost Blade Optical Health Monitoring System and Russell will give details on their experiences.

To register for the event or for further details click here.

Wideblue Director Grant King to speak at the first Technology Scotland design workshop in Edinburgh on 1st November.

The subject of the talk will be “Design: Taking Ideas to Market”, Grant will focus on the innovation process, the identification of market needs in a technologically advanced world, and how to take products to market that are fit for the end users.

Check the event workshop to find out more.