Insights
From stratospheric antennas to implantable bio-sensors, from the thermodynamics of carbon capture to quantum technology and AI-designed biology, we use deep tech to challenge and change the status quo.
Read our latest research and insights to help you see beyond the innovation hype and find out how emerging technologies are solving important business problems.
Plugging the AI ‘uncertainty gap’ between innovation and trust
There is an AI uncertainty gap between innovation and AI trust; today the right approach to AI assurance is engineering for uncertainty to mitigate AI risk ...
Refining whole body control to bring the ‘physical’ to physical AI
As we expand our physical AI capability, advancing whole body control in humanoid robots is vital to unlocking new applications and the next era of embodied AI ...
Transforming deep tech into real tech to grow the space economy
At Silicon Valley Space Week, our panel of industry experts explored how deep tech is becoming the foundation for a new, bold, tech-led space industry ...
CC in Conversation with Cambridge Science Centre
How do you make the complexity of AI understandable and accessible for children? An interactive experience by Cambridge Consultants shows how ...
The energy grid is transforming – it’s time for a new system of distribution management and control
Distribution network operators (DNOs) are facing a profound transformation of the energy grid. To navigate this disruption, it’s time for a network voltage performance index (NVPI) to measure network performance and determine action ...
Human-robot interaction and the future of physical AI
Discover how CC is driving the real-world impact of physical AI with a focus on human-robot interaction (HRI) to enable true collaboration and understanding ...
What does ‘fast enough’ mean in primary care antibiotic prescribing?
Time-to-result is critical for any diagnostic in primary care. Antibiotic prescribing can only be improved if results come fast enough to guide decision making. But what does ‘fast enough’ look like? ...
Seizing the AI advantage through physical, humanoid robotics
The next wave of AI will be physical – organisations who engage now will seize the advantage of physical AI and humanoid robots ...
First-mover advantage: The 5 deep tech areas driving long-term telecoms growth
Technology can define market leadership – and those who strike first will harness game-changing telecom architectures, AI-driven network intelligence and next-gen non-terrestrial connectivity. Let us guide you through the 5 deep tech areas driving growth ...
