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News | SETsquared | Thu, 04/12/2014 | 00:00
Bristol engineering company’s pioneering sensor technology key part of Venturer bidThe innovative collision avoidance technology to be used in Bristol’s driverless car trials is to be provided by Bristol engineering company Fusion Processing Ltd.Fusion is already well known for CycleEye, which can be installed on the sides of buses and...
News | SETsquared | Thu, 04/12/2014 | 00:00
Click here to see economic impact infographics High-tech start-ups incubated by SETsquared will have contributed an estimated over £11 billion in GVA (Gross Value Added) to the UK economy by 2025. New research indicates that companies that have benefited from incubation by SETsquared, the enterprise partnership of the universities of...
News | SETsquared | Tue, 02/12/2014 | 00:00
In its first year Engine Shed has already contributed to significant economic growth.A unique collaboration between the University of Bristol, Bristol City Council and the West of England Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to stimulate economic growth in the region.In just one year, Engine Shed has driven significant growth from Brunel’s...
News | SETsquared | Mon, 01/12/2014 | 00:00
A Bristol-based company that uses innovative technology for cleaning the inside of pipes has today been acquired by water management specialists, Aqualogy Environment Limited for an undisclosed sum. Ice Pigging, developed and patented by the University of Bristol spin-out company, PCIP Ltd, is an innovative process for cleaning pipes that...
News | SETsquared | Thu, 27/11/2014 | 00:00
More than 20 of the UK’s most promising technology start-ups bid for a collective £30m of investment in front of a live audience of investors at The Shard last night. The 22nd floor of the iconic London landmark was turned into a real life Dragon’s Den as SETsquared, a business incubation...
News | SETsquared | Tue, 25/11/2014 | 00:00
Research from universities across the South of England could be commercialised and turned into successful businesses faster than ever before, thanks to a multi-million pound project announced today (November 26) by Minister for Universities and Science, Greg Clark MP. Funded by HEFCE and Innovate UK, the £3.2 million ‘iCURe’ project...
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