Around 5% of people in industrialised countries have had a medical device implanted. Advances in microelectronics allow implantable medical devices such as pacemakers to become smaller. This has many benefits, including neater incisions during surgery. CC’s Neil Rosewell gives E&T Magazine the lowdown on the technical challenges of these devices.
In-flight connectivity is becoming a major arena for innovation and growth. As airlines seek new ways to differentiate and drive revenue through enhanced passenger experiences, seamless satellite connectivity will be essential.
The NHL’s San Jose Sharks have collaborated with Cambridge Consultants, the deep tech powerhouse of Capgemini, and leading sports advisory firm Sportsology to explore new approaches in ice hockey coaching through the adoption of AI in sport.
Cambridge Consultants is working on bringing a range of technology research to commercialization at its labyrinthine building on the northern edge of Cambridge, surrounded by tech companies and greenery
Cambridge Consultants and Capgemini are pushing back the boundaries of world-leading discovery in AI, space technology, medical innovation, robotics and other bleeding edge research in an unprecedented gamechanging programme.
Many consider 2025 the year of quantum, but not in the way you might imagine. There are many other myths about what it can do and how enterprises can prepare for when it does arrive. Capgemini and Cambridge Consultants experts unpack these myths and what they mean for the enterprise.