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Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) is the fastest growing technology segment in the automotive market. We examine the commercial and technological challenges to wider adoption of ADAS and set out...

ビジネスの世界においてデジタルトランスフォーメーションをどのように実現できるか、５Gの真価が問われています。通信事業者は、新たな法人市場において5Gの大きな可能性を解き放つことで、自身のビジネスモデルを変革していくというユニークな立場にあります。

As the debate moves on – and as we continue to learn from real-world deployments rather than abstract research – it seems like a good time to revisit our core principles for responsible AI. What should we be considering when we develop and deploy AI?

Digital twins are everywhere, whether you realize it or not. They’ve been around for a long time in the industrial arena where digital representations of a plane or car in aerospace and automotive help engineers model and test systems without having to build a real prototype.

Recent months have seen an extraordinary global focus on intensive care and mechanical ventilators, as governments respond to the COVID-19 emergency. Understandably, much of the media attention has concentrated on urgent efforts to create the capacity to cover worst case pandemic scenarios. But beyond the headlines, what role will innovation now play in improving ventilators and ventilation? 

Self-driving cars will save us from ourselves. Statistics show that they would reduce road accidents by up to 94% because crashes are usually caused by driver error. Yet it is humanity’s lack of trust and acceptance of them that is part of the problem in achieving a world full of autonomous vehicles...

Consumer choice has been a guiding retail principle for decades, but recently much of the world has had no choice but to buy online for everything except supermarket essentials...

The focus on automation has sharpened in recent months, following global disruption of supply chains and labour. But what can be done now to speed the delivery of such vital solutions to help in the aftershock of the pandemic? 

It could only happen at Cambridge Consultants. An internal training course for a group for engineers eager to gain some understanding of how it is possible to engineer biology. A challenge certainly… but also indicative of the unique blend of biology, engineering and advanced computation that is enabling our breakthrough work in bioinnovation.

‘WFH’ is an acronym now universally recognised. But even before the pandemic, remote working had been slowly increasing, with around 5% of UK employees primarily working from home in 2019 and 30% having experience of it. The benefits can include more productive working time, fewer office distractions and more flexibility, to name a few...

Multi-modal R&D, encompasses everything from venture funding and academic collaboration, to open innovation. Is your company ready to meet the demands of today's rapidly changing markets? 

Any tech-based company intent on achieving game-changing disruption and lasting commercial advantage will have certain priorities. Understandably, as the intensity of technological innovation gives way to the trials of market...