Product meets customer: Imperial founders adapt business models to market needs
Startup founders from Imperial have revealed the key changes they made to their business models after embarking on a journey of customer discovery.
Imperial startup joins forces with QMUL on medtech to help Parkinson's sufferers
Charco Neurotech, founded at Imperial, will work with Queen Mary University of London, to test its device for alleviating the symptoms of Parkinson’s.
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Mind-controlled VR games could aid stroke rehabilitation
A virtual reality hand, controlled directly by the mind, could help stroke patients restore hand movement as part of VR-assisted physiotherapy.
Air pollution projects, tanning lotion study and fintech for first-time buyers
Catch up on news from around the College’s enterprising community before heading off into Easter.
Five ways Imperial is helping businesses and policymakers address pollution
Reducing CO2 emissions to net zero is now top of the agenda, but other pollution challenges — in the air, on land, and in water - have not gone away.
Natural language processing startup NeuralSpace receives £1.2 million investment
Tech from student startup NeuralSpace, which has raised £1.2m from US investors, could allow smart assistants like Siri to understand more languages.
Imperial startup Monolith AI raises £8.5m and launches new research with College
AI-assisted engineering company Monolith AI, founded at Imperial, has returned to its alma mater as a research partner following Series A funding.
Partnership will redesign data centre computing to improve security of the cloud
A new partnership between Imperial and the Technology Innovation Institute (TII) in Abu Dhabi aims to boost the security of cloud computing services.
Tech inspired by ant colonies could keep goods moving during supply chain shocks
Technology company Logidot is using a new partnership to help logistics firms weather COVID-19 staff shortages – using technology inspired by ants.
Imperial startup wins global competition for its brain-computer interface tech
Cogitat has won a prize for a technology that could make it possible to control machines using the brain – and enable more life-like virtual reality.
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