Insights

How can natural user interfaces benefit your brand and your customers? Consumers and brands alike benefit from natural UI in the home, as evidenced by the proliferation of Alexa and Google Assistant. As a company, there are concrete things you can do...

Patient monitoring is an inherent part of patient management. Intermittent and continuous measurements have a range of uses, from defining disease states and characterising progression to informing therapeutic approaches and...

As major brands strive to maintain consumer relevance, innovative brands will turn to technology for a deeper understanding of their customers.

The last two years have shown an incredible game changing growth in the capabilities of machines, and automated systems. Agriculture faces a need to automate, and a push of immature technology...

Low and no alcohol beer has been around since the 1980s, but recently there’s been a revolution in the non-alcoholic drinks sector including beer

What stood out at the Beauty & Money Summit wan't necessarily the beauty brands themselves or any technology per se, but the stories behind these young companies and the personal passion that fuels their success.

The beauty and personal care industry is undergoing a massive digital transformation as technology is rapidly changing the relationship between consumers and brands...

What if there was a simple way to resolve two of the key issues that drives consumers to continue to demand disposable coffee cups?

Thanks to AI and smart algorithms combined with low cost sensors, giving legacy system 'smarts' is an effective way in delivering a multitude of benefits.

Experiential Sensing is a new concept from Cambridge Consultants to help brands uncover insights and trends never before possible using traditional consumer research methods.

Connected drug delivery products (Drug delivery devices with attached/incorporated capability that includes connectivity to wider digital services) continue to be a driving force in medical devices. In this whitepaper...

The ability of AI to make accurate predictions about the behaviour of complex systems, like demand and supply of energy, will be incredibly important in the transition to a zero-carbon economy.