Welcome to Cambridge Consultants
Meeting the challenges of a changing world
Technology is fundamentally changing the way we live, work and do business.
The stakes are high and the winners and losers of tomorrow are being decided today.
From the largest multinational to our individual daily lives, these are two of the big ideas that are changing everything.
How we work
We can help at every stage, from technology consulting and concept strategy, through to full product and service development.
We innovate across diverse markets globally
Clients engage us to access our deep market knowledge and exceptional technical expertise – a combination that leads to industry-defining ideas and breakthroughs that defy convention.
What our clients say
Our clients tell us that we create devices that “almost defy the laws of physics” and deliver “out-of-the-ordinary engineering capability”.
News & insights
Cambridge companies unite to meet the COVID-19 ventilator challenge
Leading medical device development companies have been asked by the UK Government to develop and manufacture ventilators at massive speed.
- Electronics & ASICs
- Fluids & thermodynamics
- Human factors
- Industrial design
- Mechanical engineering
- Product realisation
The path to AI-powered industrial IoT
IoT, data and AI offer huge opportunities across many industries – but where and how do you create most value for your business?
- AI & Analytics
- Cloud/scalable systems
- Connectivity & IoT
- Digital services
- Innovation management
- Radio systems
- Robotics
- Sensing
- Service design
- Signal processing
- Strategic advice
- Tracking & location
- User Experience (UX)
Breakthrough unlocks progress in brain-on-a-chip technology
Massively accelerated image processing supports development of novel treatments for neurological conditions
- AI & Analytics
- Sensing
Technology can drive meaningful carbon reduction in the housing sector
The UK government is committed to constructing 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s, but the Climate Change Act dictates that the country must halve its emissions in new buildings by 2030. With the thermal ...
- AI & Analytics
- Fluids & thermodynamics