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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT – Navigating the Design to Manufacture Journey: Investment and Funding
DESCRIPTION:Investment and Funding \n3rd June | 1200-1300 \n  \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nCritical to getting any product to market\, careful consideration of funding and investment is of particular important to physical product start-ups due to the scale of the costs associated with manufacture and distribution. Awareness and insights can make all the difference. This week our speakers offer invaluable perspectives on the landscape and how best to approach it. \nHear about some key topics from our engaging speakers: \n\nCharlotte Thomson\, Access to Funding and Finance team\, Knowledge Transfer Network\n\n“The funding landscape for start-ups” \n\nAlexander Giles\, Iceni Labs\,\n\n“The perspective of a successful innovator on funding hardware products” \n\nTBC\n\n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-investment-and-funding/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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SUMMARY:National Manufacturing Institute Scotland: Opportunities for Scotland’s photonics sector
DESCRIPTION:When: Tuesday 2nd June\, 11:30 – 12:30 \nAbout this Event \n\n\nJoin us at this insightful and interactive webinar to learn about how the photonics sector can benefit from the development of the new National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) and its Manufacturing Skills Academy. \nWe also look forward to hearing about where you believe NMIS is best placed to support the sector. \nThis engagement event\, exclusive to Photonics Scotland\, will be hosted by Alastair McInroy CEO of Technology Scotland\, Sarah Jardine COO and Interim CEO at NMIS and Jim Hannigan of the Manufacturing Skills Academy. \nAbout NMIS \nThe National Manufacturing Institute Scotland is a group of industry-led manufacturing research and development facilities where industry\, academia and the public sector work together on groundbreaking manufacturing research to transform productivity levels\, help companies become more competitive and boost the skills of the current and future workforces. \nThe National Manufacturing Institute Scotland will see the development of a new world-class facility in Renfrewshire which will work collaboratively with the existing specialist technology centres: Advanced Forming Research Centre and Lightweight Manufacturing Centre. \nIt is at the heart of the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland in Renfrewshire\, operated by the University of Strathclyde and supported by the Scottish Government\, its enterprise and skills agencies\, High Value Manufacturing Catapult and Renfrewshire Council. \nBackground \nIn 2019\, Photonics Scotland published its paper\, ‘Photonics in Scotland: A vision for 2030’. Here we highlighted recommendations supporting a vision to treble the size of Scotland’s photonics sector by the end of this decade. \nTo achieve this growth there must be a strong focus on maintaining and growing the skills pool in Scotland\, from feeding the talent pipeline through our schools\, colleges and universities\, to developing our existing workforce through continuous professional development. \nAgainst this backdrop\, Photonics Scotland has been exploring opportunities to leverage existing programmes to support the sector. \n\nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/national-manufacturing-institute-scotland-opportunities-for-scotlands-photonics-sector/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200527T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200527T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190749Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the Design to Manufacture Journey: Intellectual Property
DESCRIPTION:Intellectual Property \n27th May | 1200-1300 \n  \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nIP can feel like a minefield! This topic has surfaced repeatedly in questions each week and is something we recognise innovators need to be better informed about if they are to make better decisions and get products to market. \nWe all want our ideas protected – when developing hardware products working with third parties is essential and as a start-up we only have so much clout. In this week’s instalment\, we hear from three experts on how and why you might want to protect (or not protect!) you IP. This one is not to be missed! \nHear about some key topics from our engaging speakers: \n\nMarta Guarisco\, part-qualified Patent Attorney\, Scintilla\n\n“A flythrough masterclass in IP” \n\nIan Sterritt\, Policy Officer UK Intelelctural Property Office\n\n“Strategy and tactics for securing IP” \n\nAlison Orr\, IP valuator\, Inngot\n\n“How to use your IP to best advantage”. \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-intellectual-property/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200522T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200522T160000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190714Z
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SUMMARY:Art of Possible: Future of Space Data
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Possible programme is delivered by Glasgow City of Science & Innovation\, Technology Scotland\, Cultural Enterprise Office and Glasgow City Council\, in partnership with VentureFest Scotland. \nDate: Friday 22nd May 2020 \nTime: 14:00 \nVenue: ONLINE EVENT \nREGISTER NOW \nAbout this Event\n\n\nThe award winning event series Art of Possible is back with a new series of inspirational events & workshops that bring together Scotland’s creatives\, policy-makers and STEM professionals to consider challenge-based applications for the regions’ world-leading emerging and enabling technologies. \nCould space data be doing more for you? ‘The Future of Space Data’ will explore how this emerging technology\, combined with the right business understanding\, human creativity and insight\, could result in major opportunities to help solve some of our most important economic and societal challenges. \nAt our first event of 2020\, hear from experts who will explore the adoption of space data across a range of sectors – from disrupting the e-fitness industry and improving waste management to tackling climate change and renewable energy. \nWe will also discuss the key questions that will enable society to realise the full potential of this technology. \nAt ‘The Future of Space Data’ we will hear from a variety of leaders on how industry must adapt\, open the doors for cross-sector collaboration\, and harness the power of disruptive technologies for the benefit of business and society. In the process\, the event will introduce you to a group of ground-breaking and inspirational creators\, innovators and knowledge experts in Scotland\, working to drive the diffusion of disruptive technologies across a range of sectors. \nThis event will take place online and all registered attendees will be emailed the details prior to the start of the event. \nPANELLISTS \nSteve Owens is a founder of Huli – a company that uses space data to help create the best route for a range of outdoor pursuits. Steve will talk about how Huli is disrupting the e-fitness market – helping cyclists\, runners and hikers easily create routes that perfectly meet their needs\, anywhere in the World. \n_________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nEncarni Medina-Lopez is an engineer with a PhD in Energy Systems & Dynamics of Biogeochemical Flows and is a Chancellor’s Fellow in Data Driven Innovation\, Space and Satellite at the University of Edinburgh. Encarni will talk about how ocean observation is an emerging adventure with limitless possibilities including climate change\, coastal management and offshore renewable energy. \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nMichael Groves is a geographer with a PhD in aerial and satellite earth observation and is founder of Topolytics – a live data platform that maps the generation\, movement and fate of industrial and commercial waste. Mike will talk about how Topolytics is using new analytics and sensing technologies to enable waste producers and recycling companies to make the world’s waste visible\, verifiable and valuable. \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nSarah Burns works at the University of Strathclyde supporting space activity which focusses on the applications of space technology on Earth. Previously\, Sarah was the Centre Manager for the Scottish Centre of Excellence in Satellite Applications (SoXSA). SoXSA’s mission was to facilitate collaboration between academia\, industry and public sector with a focus on connecting the space sector in Scotland and with other sectors and industries. Sarah joins us to talk about the support available for innovation-ready SMEs to innovate with impact\, with a special focus on how Strathclyde is able to support companies using space data to grow\, scale and succeed. \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nCelia Davies is the Director of Omanos Analytics\, a space technology start-up using satellite imagery analysis to empower communities. Omanos synthesises satellite data with information from communities\, media\, and NGOs\, and has worked with groups from Guinea to Cambodia on issues including forced displacement\, destruction of livelihoods\, and environmental degradation. Omanos is currently delivering work for the European Space Agency mapping the impact of mining and oil operations. Prior to founding Omanos\, Celia spent almost a decade working on media development and human rights in the former Soviet Union. \n\n\n  \nWhat previous Art of Possible attendees said: \n“A stimulating & enjoyable experience both learning from experts\, and sharing & developing ideas amongst fellow participants” \n“Great to see the innovation community in Scotland coming together to try to encourage growth in the sector. Great team!” \n“A most worthwhile & enjoyable event.” \nArt of Possible is an official Feeder event of VentureFest (www.venturefest.scot) Scotland’s annual festival of discovery and innovation.
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/art-of-possible-future-of-space-data/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200520T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200520T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190658Z
CREATED:20200507T100117Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the Design to Manufacture Journey: Startup Mindset and Building a Team
DESCRIPTION:Startup Mindset and Building a Team \n20th May | 1200-1300 \n  \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nSuccessfully launching a start-up requires exceptional stamina and resilience. Is determination the right strategy\, at any cost? When should we heed repeated knock-backs? How do we develop strong and healthily approaches to success and failure and\, how do build a team and culture that’s going to enable success? This week offers advice from a range of perspective on subject that we are rarely directly asked about\, but which is a) incredibly important to investors and b) absolutely essential to start-up success. \nHear about some key topics from our engaging speakers: \n\nAna Avaliani\, Associate Director\, Enterprise\, Royal Academy of Engineering:\n\n“Top reflections from Enterprise Hub” \n\nBen Hanley\, Owner\, Enigma People Solutions\n\n“How to build a team: what to consider and when” \n\nAlexandra Jugureanu\, Analyst\, Knowledge Transfer Network:\n\n“Learning from failure” \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-startup-mindset-and-building-a-team/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200513T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200513T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190622Z
CREATED:20200507T095935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200616T190622Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the Design to Manufacture Journey: Optimising Product Value: Design for the Circular Economy
DESCRIPTION:Optimising Product Value: Design for the Circular Economy \n13th May | 1200-1300 \n  \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nSustainable design is not a trend. It has more to offer than ‘feel good’ appeal. Making solid business sense for an economic point of view and from a resilience perspective\, careful consideration of how your product is made\, material sources and how it’s lifetime can be extended can: enable you to offer more value to you customers; result in higher margins internally and; reduces environmental impact. Win\, win\, win!! \nCircular Economy and sustainable design is high on the agenda of Government\, Policy makers and Funders. If you want financial support for your ideas\, thinking long-term and about environmental and societal impact is increasingly important. \nRegister for this interactive session to hear from three outstanding innovators in this space. Absorb their stories\, insights and experiences as they have navigated design and manufacturing whilst championing Circular Economy and sustainable design: \n\nDr Greg Lavery\, Managing Director\, Rype office:\n\n“Circular Economy and sustainable design: framing your approach” \n\nIan Briggs\, Aspire Engineering:\n\n“Good Engineering design for circular economy” \n\nKresse Wesling MBE\,  Elvis and Kresse:\n\n“Insights from developing and supporting successful CE start-ups” \nREGISTER 
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-optimising-product-value-design-for-the-circular-economy/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200506T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200506T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190607Z
CREATED:20200409T110319Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the design to manufacture journey: design processes and principles
DESCRIPTION:Design processes and principles \n6th May | 1200-1300 \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nHaving confidence that a great solution has been developed is the result of good design. It’s critical to make sure you have a product that addresses a well understood need\, is useable and delivers desirable functionality at an acceptable cost. Design can add value in many ways! For the fourth week in the series\, our expert panel provide some insights to design processes and methods and the benefits they can bring. \nHear about some key topics from our engaging speakers: \n\nWill Mitchel – Design Director\, 4c Design Ltd. Chair Product Design Scotland\nDerek Liddle – Invent Design Build\nTBC\n\n  \nREGISTER 
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-design-processes-and-principles/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200429T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190556Z
CREATED:20200409T105643Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the design to manufacture journey: scaling manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Scaling manufacturing \n29th April | 1200-1300 \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nGetting from a prototype to scaled manufacturing can be a huge chasm for innovators! Often funding dries up and a whole raft of unanticipated challenges emerge. This session prepares innovators for what is ahead and offers top-tips and insights based on a wealth of experience. Forewarned is forearmed! \nHear about some thought provoking ideas from our engaging speakers: \n\nJohn Toal – Tharsus\nMick Karol – MD\, Blueprint product solutions\nAdam Barmby – MD of BAMD composites and Founder and Technical Director at EAV Cargo– Electric Assisted Vehicles Ltd.\n\n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-scaling-manufacturing/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200422T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200422T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190522Z
CREATED:20200409T105010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200616T190522Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the design to manufacture journey: building a business case
DESCRIPTION:Building a business case \n22nd April | 1200-1300 \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nOften innovations are technically brilliant! However\, to successful traverse from design to manufacture the opportunity\, the offer and the capability of the business must align. It’s no mean feat! The second session in our series covers an important topic\, one which is frequently overlooked until it is too late! \nHear about some thought provoking ideas from our engaging speakers: \n\nDr Jake Larson – Knowledge Transfer Manager\, Design and Innovation Effectiveness\, KTN\n\nBringing together the components of a successful innovation: the opportunity\, the offer and the capability \n\nMark Shayle – Founder at Ape\n\nMarket Drivers: sensing what’s topical and timely and making moves accordingly \n\nProfessor Tim Vorley – Deputy Dean & Professor or Entrepreneurship\n\nDeveloping innovative business models and considering suitable business models for your innovation. \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-building-a-business-case/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200415T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200415T130000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190511Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT - Navigating the design to manufacture journey: managing costs
DESCRIPTION:Managing costs \n15th April | 1200-1300 \nABOUT ONLINE SERIES \nTurning an idea into a scalable\, commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. Developing a new product\, new functionality or new customer experience can be difficult\, and the design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs and timelines are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers care about\, it will be easier to establish the good relationships and processes that will avoid costly\, time consuming changes further along the development process. \nProduct Design Scotland in partnership with the KTN Manufacturing Team have curated an exciting and informative lunchtime programme – join us each week for an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space. Experienced innovators and specialists will give their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nGrab a tea and a sandwich and join Abi Hird and Alastair McInroy each Wednesday for expert insights\, stimulating debate and an opportunity to join our diverse and vibrant community collectively focused on navigating the design to manufacture journey. \n  \nABOUT EVENT \nPlanning funding beyond a prototype\, managing cashflow\, considering costs of manufacturing and designing with costs in mind are just some of the challenges that innovators as they navigate the design to manufacture journey. The first session in our series covers an important topic – one which is frequently overlooked until it is too late! \nHear about some key topics from our engaging speakers: \n\nTristan Elliot – Director of Business Development\, i4 product design\n\nTips on how to avoid common pitfalls when outsourcing design\, the value of creative pragmatism and avoiding a funding shortfall. \n\nDavid Cullimore – Head of Innovation\, Prodrive Ventures\n\nInsights into why scope definition and good prototyping strategy are critical to managing costs. \n\nHannah Leslie – Advanced Forming Research Centre (High Value Manufacturing Catapult)\n\nThe importance of thinking about the feasibility and cost of manufacturing processes – how to strike the right balance between desirability\, viability and feasibility. \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/online-event-navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey-managing-costs/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200324T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200324T200000
DTSTAMP:20200616T190456Z
CREATED:20200109T160411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200616T190456Z
UID:17262-1585071000-1585080000@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:An Evening with Uber
DESCRIPTION:An Evening with Uber \nWhen: POSTPONED \nWhere: Community Food Initiative North East (CFINE)\, 4 Poynernook Road\, Aberdeen\, AB11 5RW \nABOUT \nThis is an opportunity to hear from Matt Eastwood – Head of Cities\, North East and Scotland\, at Uber – about Uber operations in Glasgow and Edinburgh and their plans for the rest of Scotland. The evening will include a short presentation followed by an extended Q&A session that will allow attendees to put their questions to Matt. Matt has previously worked with the Energy Saving Trust (EST) and CoMoUK (previously CarPlus) so is well placed to answer a wide range of questions. \nIn addition\, for those arriving between 1730-1800\, there will be an opportunity to tour the Community Food Initiative North East (CFINE)\, a social enterprise committed to social\, environmental and economic development. This includes their warehouse operations\, electric cargo bikes and tuk tuk! \nThis event is jointly presented by Charted Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)\, Chartered Institute of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) and MaaS Scotland. \nSIGN UP NOW
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/an-evening-with-uber/
CATEGORIES:TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200310T121500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200310T164500
DTSTAMP:20200616T190413Z
CREATED:20200206T124446Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200616T190413Z
UID:17361-1583842500-1583858700@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Navigating the design to manufacture journey
DESCRIPTION:Navigating the design to manufacture journey \nWhen: Tuesday 10 March | 12:15 – 15:45 \nWhere: Trades Hall\, 85 Glassford Street\, Glasgow\, G1 1UH \nSIGN UP NOW \nBackground \nTurning an idea into a commercial product is a challenge that faces many entrepreneurs\, innovators and SMEs. The design to manufacture process must be given careful consideration to ensure that development costs\, timelines and expectations are managed effectively. \nNavigating this process can be daunting and good communication between stakeholders is vital. By understanding what designers and manufacturers value throughout the process\, it becomes easier to build good working relationships and implement processes that will reduce costly and time consuming changes further along the development timeline. \nThis workshop will provide attendees with an opportunity to hear from representatives across the design to manufacture space who will share their own perspectives on the challenges and important considerations that should inform early stage product development. \nThis will be an interactive session and significant time will be allocated for questions and discussion. \nTopics covered will include: \n• Stakeholder alignment and communication \n• Design and engineering processes \n• Supply management \n• Design Planning Tools \n• Prototype manufacture \n• Managing costs \n• Risk management \n• Change management \n• IP ownership \nWhat you can expect from this workshop: \n\nActionable advice for innovators and SMEs looking to embark on the design to manufacture process\nA better understanding of the key considerations and challenges affecting designers and manufactures throughout the process\nAn opportunity to create new commercial partnerships\n\nWho this workshop is aimed at: \n\nInnovators – SMEs\, spin-outs\, academics\nTechnology providers/systems integrators\nDesign consultancies\nContract manufacturers\n\nAgenda \n1215 – 1300 Lunch \n1300 – 1315 Welcome: \n– Ally McInroy\, CEO\, Technology Scotland \n– Abi Hird\, Knowledge Transfer Manager\, KTN \n1315 – 1415 Presentations: \n– Victoria Hamilton\, Director and Founder\, VH Innovations (Recoil) \n– Tristan Elliot\, Business Development Director\, i4 Product Design \n– John Toal\, Business Development Director\, Tharsus \n1415 – 1445 Coffee break \n1445 – 1545 Panel session: \n– Tristan Elliot\, Business Development Director\, i4 Product Design \n– John Toal\, Business Development Director\, Tharsus \n– Victoria Hamilton\, Director and Founder\, VH Innovations \n– Stuart Kelly\, Technical Director\, Systolic \nOthers\, TBC \n1545 Close \n  \nSIGN UP NOW
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/navigating-the-design-to-manufacture-journey/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200129T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200129T130000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111141Z
CREATED:20190825T122428Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111141Z
UID:17077-1580290200-1580302800@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Opening up Photonics: Unconscious Bias and Embedding Culture Change
DESCRIPTION:The Opening Up Photonics Initiative – a collaboration between Photonics Scotland\, University of Glasgow\, Institute of Physics and the Knowledge Transfer Network – has partnered with Equate Scotland to deliver a series of training workshops exploring practical suggestions for improving gender diversity within your organisation. \nBackground \nThe Photonics industry has long struggled to increase the participation and engagement of women. A recent SPIE study indicated that\, across Europe\, female representation in the sector is as low as 20%. \nIt is clear\, therefore\, that Scottish Photonics will need to target greater engagement from this underrepresented group to ensure the future success of the sector. As well as unlocking the well documented commercial and cultural benefits of a more gender diverse workforce\, this approach will be vital in securing the necessary number of skilled workers to support future growth. \nEarlier this year\, Photonics Scotland published a vision paper for the Photonics Sector in Scotland\, setting out a series of recommendations that will support the goal to triple the size of the sector by 2030. Included within these recommendations was the creation of a Women In Photonics Initiative that would seek to identify barriers to female engagement in the sector. Working with both industry and academia\, the initiative will look to provide employers and educators with the necessary tools to encourage more women into photonics careers. \nWorkshop – 29th January 2020 \nThis session starts by developing capacity in understanding prejudice and bias\, the consequences it can have on decision making\, and crucially\, develops strategic steps which can be taken to mitigate bias within processes\, systems and workplace culture. \nThe session then focuses on how whole organisation culture change can be achieved. We consider how equality and inclusion can be sustained at all levels of an organisation\, how it can become part of the everyday fabric and create an action plan to take forward. \nThis is the second in a series of workshops exploring gender diversity in Photonics. However\, previous attendance at the first workshop is not required for participation in this event. \nRegistration is free and spaces will be allocated on a first come first served basis. This course is expected to be extremely popular and attendees will be limited to one per organisation. Please register quickly to avoid disappointment. \nAgenda \n09.30 Arrival – tea and coffee \n10.00 Welcomes and introduction \n10.15 Workshop Part 1 \n11.45 Coffee \n12.00 Workshop Part 2 \n13.00 Lunch \nSIGN UP NOW
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/opening-up-photonics-unconscious-bias-and-embedding-culture-change/
LOCATION:Leonardo\, Quartermile\, 2 Lister Square\, Edinburgh
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191205T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191205T150000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111232Z
CREATED:20191108T135729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111232Z
UID:17180-1575538200-1575558000@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Data; Fuelling the Transport Technology Revolution
DESCRIPTION:Explore the role of data in supporting future transport solutions in this interactive workshop. \nTechnology is set to have a significant impact on the future of transport. The emergence of data led service models (Mobility as a Service) and connected and autonomous vehicles will transform the transport landscape\, creating new business models that will revolutionise the way we engage with our transport services. \nData will be a key enabler of this transformation. From fares to scheduling\, traffic management to vehicle positioning\, air quality to weather information\, data will support more informed travel choices and allow more efficient use of our transport assets. \nWith data at the core of future mobility\, questions must be asked about how it can best be used to support a more efficient and attractive transport network. \n• How do we best use data to support transport services? \n• How do we unlock the true value of data? \n• Who owns the data and who can access it? \n• Should it be standardised? \n• What changes to legislation or regulation may be required? \n• How do we keep it secure? \nThis workshop aims to explore these issues and others though discussions with a diverse range of stakeholders from within the transport\, communications and data communities. \nAgenda: \n0930      Arrival and coffee \n0955      Welcome \n1000      Ron Oren\, Strategic Initiative Lead\, Open Transport Data\, Connected Places Catapult \n1015      Richard Bradley\, Chief Information Officer\, qWallets \n1030      Panel Discussion \nParticipants: \nRichard Bradley\, Chief Information Officer\, qWallets \nRobin Knight\, Partnerships Director\, Stagecoach \nDave McConnachie\, Chief Commercial Officer\, Eyecademy \nRon Oren\, Strategic Initiative Lead\, Open Transport Data\, Connected Places Catapult \nPeter Jackson\, Active Travel Officer\, SEStrans \nHayden Sutherland\, Director\, Ideal Interface \n1115      Coffee \n1140      Roundtable discussions \n1240      Networking Lunch \n1330      IdealInterface workshop – Open standard for mobility accounts \n1500      Close
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/data-fuelling-the-transport-technology-revolution/
LOCATION:Oracle Campus\, Blackness Road\, Linlithgow\, EH49 7LR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191114T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191114T230000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111340Z
CREATED:20190606T141124Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111340Z
UID:16513-1573754400-1573772400@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Technology Scotland Annual Dinner 2019
DESCRIPTION:Technology Scotland warmly invites you to its 2019 Annual Dinner at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow! \nWHEN: 14 November 2019\, 18:00 – 22:30 \nWHERE: Radisson Blu Hotel\, Glasgow \nDRESS CODE: Smart/Business dress \nTechnology Scotland members: £85 | Non-members: £120 | Full table discounted ticket (10 people): £800 \nBUY TICKETS NOW \nSponsorship opportunities are still available. Please email amy.mcilroy@technologyscotland.scot if you’re interested in raising the profile of your organisation amongst a highly influential audience. \nABOUT \nScotland’s Enabling Technology Sector has enjoyed strong growth and success over the last 12 months. Through its Special Interest Groups\, MaaS Scotland\, Photonics Scotland and Product Design Scotland\, Technology Scotland’s membership now comprises over 120 unique organisations. With the future of innovation in Scotland looking bright\, now is the time to get involved\, so why not join us and treat your colleagues to an evening of networking and celebration? \nIn addition to hearing from MSP Jamie Hepburn\, Minister for Business\, Fair Work and Skills who will be delivering our opening address and keynote speaker\, Frank Dick OBE\, guests will enjoy a selection of drinks and canapes\, a 3 course dinner with wine\, and an excellent opportunity to catch up with colleagues and build their networks. \nKEYNOTE SPEAKER \nFrank Dick OBE\, one of the countries best and most consistently inspiring motivational speakers. Frank Dick is the current Chair of Scottish Athletics\, President of the European Athletics Coaches Association\, Member of the IAAF Coaches Commission\, as well as Chair (and architect) of the IAAF Academy. From 1974 to 1994 he was the British Athletics Federation s Director of Coaching\, where he was widely acknowledged as one of the outstanding sports coaches in the world. \nTickets are now available to purchase from Ticket Tailor at the link below. If you’d prefer to pay by invoice\, please email emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scot \nBUY TICKETS NOW
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/technology-scotland-annual-dinner-2019/
LOCATION:Radisson Blu Glasgow\, 301 Argyle Street\, Glasgow\, G2 8DL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191029T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191029T130000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111455Z
CREATED:20190825T121801Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111455Z
UID:17075-1572341400-1572354000@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Save the Date | Opening up Photonics: Positive Action and Inclusive Language and Recruitment
DESCRIPTION:More information coming soon!
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/save-the-date-opening-up-photonics-positive-action-and-inclusive-language-and-recruitment/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191024T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191024T170000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111537Z
CREATED:20191017T103920Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111537Z
UID:17110-1571922000-1571936400@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Art of Possible: Game of Drones
DESCRIPTION:Art of Possible: Game of Drones\nThe Art of Possible programme is delivered by Glasgow City of Science & Innovation\, Technology Scotland\, Cultural Enterprise Office and Glasgow City Council\, in partnership with VentureFest Scotland.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nSIGN UP NOW \nDate: Thursday 24 October 2019 \nTime: 13:00 arrival for 13:30 start \nPlease note: Lunch is not provided but attendees are encouraged to network over drinks and light bites after the event! \nVenue: Gallery 4\, the Lighthouse\, 11 Mitchell Lane\, Glasgow\, G1 3NU \nTicket Cost: Free \n(Please note: we gratefully request 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or you may be charged £25 to cover incurred costs) \nCalling all Design Thinkers\, Creatives\, Technological Innovators\, Scientists and Civic Entrepreneurs! \nThe award winning event series Art of Possible is back with a new series of inspirational events & workshops that bring together Scotland’s creatives\, policy-makers and STEM professionals to consider challenge-based applications for the regions’ world-leading emerging and enabling (E&E) technologies. \nDrones in the sky\, drones in the sea\, drones on land. Could drones be doing more for you? Game of Drones will explore how this emerging technology\, combined with the right business understanding\, human creativity and insight\, could result in major opportunities to help solve some of business and society’s most important challenges. \nAt our final event for 2019\, we will hear from experts who will explore the adoption of drone technologies across a range of disciplines – from film-making and architectural design to conservation and the maritime industry. \nWe will also discuss the key questions that will enable society to realise the full potential of these little unmanned aircrafts. \nAt Game of Drones we will hear from a variety of creative leaders on how industry must adapt\, open the doors for cross-sector collaboration\, and harness the power of disruptive technologies for the benefit of business and society. In the process\, the event will introduce you to a group of ground-breaking and inspirational creators\, innovators and knowledge experts in Scotland\, working to drive the diffusion of disruptive technologies across a range of sectors. \nPANELLISTS \nSarah Middlemiss is Space Programme Manager at Ecometrica – a downstream space company that uses data from the ground\, air and satellites to monitor environmental change and impact. Ecometrica works globally – from monitoring deforestation in the chocolate supply chain in West Africa to the spread of rhododendrons in the West of Scotland! Sarah will talk about the potential of UAVs to unlock a wealth of information when combined with satellite data in the context of Ecometrica’s Scottish Earth Observation Service (SEOS). \n_________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nCarrick McLelland founded Ground Level Up in 2014; a visual content company that specialises in producing high-end\, cinematic video for the online and social media audiences. Part of Ground Level Up’s expertise is in utilising drone technology to deliver videos with a unique perspective. The use of drones has allowed Ground Level Up to deliver a service with a high-end output for an extremely cost-effective input. Carrick will talk about how this has given Ground Level Up its competitive edge in making high-end visual content accessible. \n__________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nKristopher Fisher is Chief Development Officer of Glasgow-based Dronely. Kristopher is also a Music Technology Lecturer at the University of the West of Scotland and a proactive member of the post-audio industry. He has an interest in film\, television and games domains as well as the digital media sector. Kristopher’s focus on digital soundtracks for trailers has seen him collaborate with EA Games\, Ubisoft\, Google and the BBC\, to name a few.From capturing breath-taking imagery for broadcast to developing and deploying drones to cope with the toughest industrial challenges; Kristopher’s relationship with drones has evolved as quickly as the technology itself. Kristopher will be talking about how he has put drones to work for the benefit of STEM industries and how Dronely is moving towards focusing on the maritime sector. Working directly with the world’s largest shipping and tanker fleets\, the company has a range of projects in development aimed at shaping the future of tomorrow’s drones. \n______________________________________________________________________________________________ \nRuth Oliver is Business Engagement Executive at Interface. Interface acts a central point of access for industry to collaborate with the world-leading knowledge\, expertise\, specialist facilities and technologies within Scotland’s universities\, research institutes and colleges. Ruth joins us to talk about how Interface can support innovation-ready SMEs to innovate with impact\, with a special focus on how the agency has supported companies using drones to grow\, scale and succeed. \n_________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nDale Colley founded Altitude Thinking in 2018. Dale’s background is in engineering. He worked as an apprentice electrician at the age of 16 then went to university at 22 to study Electrical Power Engineering\, and is currently in his 3rd year. \nAltitude Thinking is an environmental company focused on water pollution and aquatic environmental conditions. The company provides a service to collect water quality data with unique remote-control and autonomous surface water-borne drone\, the AquaBot. Altitude Thinking addresses the problem of inefficient and ineffective water quality monitoring. Dale will be talking about how the Aquabot works in practice and his experience so far in building an innovative drone business. \n_________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nArt of Possible is about connecting our diverse innovation community. We want to achieve a strong cross-sectoral presence (Science\, Tech\, Engineering\, Art & Design\, Maths\, Social Sciences) – so please share this event with colleagues across all sectors! \nON THE DAY (Please note: the agenda sequence may be subject to change) \nI. BROADCAST: TECH CASE STUDIES | Panel Session (Chaired by Rachael Brown\, CEO of Cultural Enterprise Office) \nII. STRUCTURED Q&A | Workshop (Supported by Panellists). Delving deeper on successful models for socially-driven innovation including workplace culture and values\, mind-set\, multi-sector co-innovation and funding/investment. \nIII. BEER\, WINE AND BITES | Get social! \nAGENDA \n13:00 – 13:30: Arrival\, networking\, light refreshments \n13:30: Welcome\, Dr Susie Mitchell\, Glasgow City of Science and Innovation \n13:40: Meet the Panellists: pitches\, panel discussion and questions (chaired by Rachael Brown\, CEO of Cultural Enterprise Office) \n15:00 – 15:10: Comfort break \n15:10 – 15:45: Creative Workshop (supported by Panellists) \n15:45 – 16:15: Feedback session and discussion \n16:15: Get social: beer\, wine and bites \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \nPlaces are limited\, please contact amy.mcilroy@technologyscotland.scot with any questions. \nWhat previous Art of Possible attendees said: \n“A stimulating & enjoyable experience both learning from experts\, and sharing & developing ideas amongst fellow participants” \n“Great to see the innovation community in Scotland coming together to try to encourage growth in the sector. Great team!” \n“A most worthwhile & enjoyable event.” \nArt of Possible is an official Feeder event of VentureFest (www.venturefest.scot) Scotland’s annual festival of discovery and innovation. \nJoin us at the CANDO Innovation Summit – Scotland’s National Innovation Summit – 20 November\, Glasgow Science Centre. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN at www.candoinnovation.scot . Keynote speakers from NASA and LEGO plus ~40 SME panellists across our parallel sessions explore disruptive technologies and innovation cultures in the context of key trend areas – from the future of work the future of play!
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/art-of-possible-game-of-drones/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190904T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190904T160000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111546Z
CREATED:20190808T134834Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111546Z
UID:17055-1567589400-1567612800@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:IET Scottish Workshop on Design and Manufacture for Productivity
DESCRIPTION: IET Scottish Workshop on Design and Manufacture for Productivity\nVisions of Design and Manufacture for Productivity in Scotland \nWhen: Wednesday 4th September 2019\nWhere: DMEM University of Strathclyde\, 75 Montrose St\, Glasgow G1 1XJ \nSIGN UP NOW \nDesign and Manufacture are essential to Scottish economy. A rising demand for Intelligent Design and Manufacturing has been seen due to the increased requirements from customisation\, flexibility\, efficiency\, productivity\, responsiveness\, and cost-effectiveness. These requirements become urgent in the international race to the next industrial revolution. The Industry 4.0 initiative aims at upgrading the entire manufacturing value chain through turning the factory floor into an innovation centre capable of mass customisation and digital business. \nThis workshop on Smart Design and Manufacturing brings together Industry experts and Scottish academics to discuss key themes of particular relevance and value to the Scottish economy. Its aim is to establish a common understanding about the state of the field in Scotland\, highlight issues and challenges as well as discuss possible solutions that will be of interest to SME’s members of the public and other academics. \nThe workshop will provide an opportunity to make new contacts\, exchange the latest research outcomes and achievements and share ideas about the direction the Scottish Design & Manufacturing community should be taking to ensure a prosperous future for our country. \nPreliminary Draft Agenda\n09:30 Registration and Coffee\n10:15 Design For Productivity presentations\n12:45 Lunch\n13:30 Manufacture for Productivity presentations\n15:30 Drinks reception (sponsored by Product Development Scotland) \nEvent content (contents may vary on the day) \nThe Organising Committee is delighted to announce that we have a number of participants from the Scottish University sector both from academic and industrial research to bring you a variety of subject areas to be presented from themes of Design for Productivity and Manufacture for Productivity. These themes include Future of Metal Manufacture (Low cost\, high speed\, 3D printing of metal); Future of 3D Visualization (Augmented Reality for D & M); Future of Designing with Data (Data mining for design); Future of Computation (CPU vs HPUs: Human Processing Units); Future of User Interfaces (Beyond Clicks); Future Drugs (Personalization); Future Networks (Beyond Power); Future transport/logistics (Internet of Things). \nFor further information contact derek.little@strath.ac.uk. \nSpeakers include
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/iet-scottish-workshop-on-design-and-manufacture-for-productivity/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190829T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190829T200000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111600Z
CREATED:20190723T104128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111600Z
UID:16755-1567098000-1567108800@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Product Design: Accelerating Innovation in Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:PRODUCT DESIGN: ACCELERATING INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE \nGET YOUR TICKETS \nWHERE: St Lukes and the Winged Ox\, 17 Bain Street\, Glasgow \nWHEN: 29 August 2019\, 17:00 – 20:00 \nABOUT THE EVENT \nInnovation within the healthcare sector is accelerating at an unprecedented rate\, fuelled by the desire to significantly improve the way we diagnose\, monitor\, treat and care for our patients. These developments are not only resulting in better outcomes for patients\, but also improving the working environment for clinicians and reducing costs to healthcare providers. \nWithin this dynamic and constantly evolving field\, the role of user-centred design is becoming ever more important\, ensuring that newly developed technologies and services are providing maximum positive impact for patients while improving the overall effectiveness of our public services. This requires a multi-disciplinary and integrated design approach. \nNow in its fourth year\, Product Design Scotland’s traditional summer design event will explore the role of product design in supporting the delivery of healthcare innovation. Attendees will hear perspectives from experts on NHS design approaches\, quality management considerations and the views from the design consultancy sector. \nAt the end of the formal presentations\, attendees are invited to continue discussions during a drinks reception with nibbles\, all within the fantastic setting of St. Luke’s\, a former church now top Glasgow Arts venue. \nThis is always a popular event so book your place early to avoid disappointment. \nGET YOUR TICKETS \nSPEAKERS \nRobin Sayer: Technical Operations Manager\, Medical Devices Unit\, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde\nAccelerating the introduction of medical device technology within the NHS \nStuart Hardie: Quality Management Consultant\, Lorit Consultancy\nQuality Management – What’s the Point? Introducing Quality Management and why it’s worth the investment \nMatthew Love: Managing Director\, Mage Control Systems Limited\nThe  development of safety critical control systems for medical devices \nAGENDA\n(please note this may be subject to change) \n1700: Arrival and coffee \n1730: Welcome\, Ally McInroy\, Senior Programme Manager\, Technology Scotland \n1740: Robin Sayer\, Technical Operations Manager\, Medical Devices Unit\, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde \n1800: Peter McBride\, Founder\, Scintilla IP \n1805: Stuart Hardie\, Quality Management Consultant\, Lorit Consultancy \n1825: Ben Hanley\, Owner\, Enigma People Solutions \n1830: Matthew Love\, Managing Director\, Mage Control Systems Limited \n1850: Rory Ingram\, Product Realisation Technical Team Lead\, AFRC \n1900: Close and drinks reception
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/product-design-accelerating-innovation-in-healthcare/
LOCATION:St Lukes and the Winged Ox\, 17 Bain Street\, Glasgow\, Scotland\, G40 2JZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190711T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190711T170000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111614Z
CREATED:20190611T153112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111614Z
UID:16530-1562850000-1562864400@technologyscotland.scot
SUMMARY:Art of Possible: Future of Arts and Entertainment
DESCRIPTION:Art of Possible: Future of Arts and Entertainment \nThe Art of Possible programme is delivered by Glasgow City of Science & Innovation\, Technology Scotland\, Cultural Enterprise Office and Glasgow City Council\, in partnership with VentureFest Scotland. \nDate: Thursday 11th July 2019 \nTime: 13:00 arrival for 13:30 start \nPlease note: Lunch is not provided but attendees are encouraged to network over drinks and light bites after the event! \nVenue: Gallery 4\, the Lighthouse\, 11 Mitchell Lane\, Glasgow\, G1 3NU \nTicket Cost: Free \n(Please note: we gratefully request 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or you may be charged £25 to cover incurred costs) \nCalling all Design Thinkers\, Creatives\, Technological Innovators\, Scientists and Civic Entrepreneurs! \nThe award winning event series Art of Possible is back with a new series of inspirational events & workshops that bring together Scotland’s creatives\, policy-makers and STEM professionals to consider civic uses for the regions’ world-leading emerging and enabling (E&E) technologies. \nThe third event in our “Future of…” series will explore the arts and entertainment sectors. From music and broadcast to design and fashion\, the creative industries are undergoing a radical transformation. Advances in artificial intelligence\, immersive technologies and blockchain are opening up new avenues for creativity and user experience like never before. \nAt ‘…Future of Arts and Entertainment’\, we will hear from a variety of creative leaders on how industry must adapt\, open the doors for cross-sector collaboration\, and harness the power of disruptive technologies for the benefit of the sector and society. In the process\, the event will introduce you to a group of ground-breaking and inspirational creators\, innovators and knowledge experts in Scotland\, working to drive the diffusion of disruptive technologies in the arts and entertainment sectors. \nPANELLISTS \nSCOTTISH BALLET: Tony Currie\, Digital Producer\, Scottish Ballet and Zachary Eastwood-Bloom\, Digital Artist in Residency  \nJoin Scottish Ballet’s Digital Producer\, Tony Currie and their first ever Digital Artist in Residence\, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom as they give an insight into the development of Scottish Ballet’s second Digital Season. Zachary and Tony will discuss their experience of creating a series of new works\, working across multiple art forms\, and the opportunities presented by working digitally. \nMore panellists for the event will be announced very shortly so keep your eye on our Eventbrite page and follow the #artofpossible hashtag on Twitter! \nArt of Possible is about connecting our diverse innovation community. We want to achieve a strong STEAMS (Science\, Tech\, Engineering\, Art & Design\, Maths\, Social Sciences) cross-sectoral presence – so please share this event with colleagues across all sectors! \nON THE DAY \n\n BROADCAST: TECH CASE STUDIES| Panel Session (Chaired by Dr Susie Mitchell\, Glasgow City of Science and Innovation)\n STRUCTURED Q&A| Workshop (Supported by Panellists). Delving deeper on successful models for socially-driven innovation including workplace culture and values\, mind-set\, multi-sector co-innovation\, funding/investment and internationalisation.\n\nIII. BEER\, WINE AND BITES | Get social! \nAGENDA \n13:00 – 13:30: Arrival\, networking and light refreshments \n13:30: Welcome\, Dr Susie Mitchell\, Glasgow City of Science and Innovation \n13:45: Meet the Panellists: pitch\, panel discussion and questions (chaired by Rachael Brown\, CEO of Cultural Enterprise Office) \n14:45: Comfort break \n15:00 – 16:00: Creative Workshop (supported by Panellists) \n16:00 – 16:30: Feedback session and discussion \n16:30: Get social: beer\, wine and bites \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \nPlaces are limited\, please contact emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scotwith any questions. \nWhat previous Art of Possible attendees said: \n“A stimulating & enjoyable experience both learning from experts\, and sharing & developing ideas amongst fellow participants” \n“Great to see the innovation community in Scotland coming together to try to encourage growth in the sector. Great team!” \n“A most worthwhile & enjoyable event.” \nArt of Possible is an official Feeder event of VentureFest (www.venturefest.scot)–Scotland’s annual festival of discovery and innovation.
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/art-of-possible-future-of-arts-and-entertainment/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190626T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190626T183000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111645Z
CREATED:20190624T093554Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111645Z
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SUMMARY:Laser World of Photonics: Photonics Scotland Scotch Whisky Tasting
DESCRIPTION:In addition to exhibiting at Laser World of Photonics 2019\, Photonics Scotland is also delighted to announce a Scotch Whisky Tasting Reception\, hosting in collaboration with QuantIC\, the UK Quantum Technology Hub in Quantum Enhanced Imaging. \nWhen: Wednesday 26th June\, 17:00 – 18:30 (or until stocks last!)\nWhere: QuantIC booth\, Hall A2\, Booth 457 \nDuring the reception\, attendees will be able to meet members of the Photonics Scotland and QuantIC teams to discuss Scotland’s thriving Photonics Community and help your business make connections to suit your research and business needs. So\, make sure to come along and try some traditional Scottish whisky! \nIf you have any questions about our exhibition and the whisky tasting\, or would like to schedule an appointment\, please email emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scot
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/laser-world-of-photonics-scotch-whisky-tasting/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190624T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190627T170000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111726Z
CREATED:20190507T145656Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111726Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibiting: Laser World of Photonics 2019
DESCRIPTION:Photonics Scotland to exhibit at Laser World of Photonics 2019 \nPhotonics Scotland is delighted to announce it will exhibit at the upcoming Laser World of Photonics show\, the world‘s leading platform for the laser and photonics industry and Europe’s biggest Photonics event. \nWhen: 24th June 2019 – 27 June 2019\nWhere: Scottish Pavilion\, Hall B2\, Booth 129 \nDuring the show\, attendees will be able to meet members Photonics West team to discuss Scotland’s thriving Photonics Community and help your business make connections to suit your research and business needs. \nSince Photonics Scotland became a network of Technology Scotland in 2016\, we have made it our mission to re-establish its presence at global photonics events. Our rebrand to Photonics Scotland in April 2019 helps us to build on this momentum. \nWith over 32\,000 visitors and 1\,200 exhibitors from over 70 countries\, we’re looking forward to meeting the attendees\, exhibitors and other global photonics organisations. \nIf you have any questions about our exhibition or would like to schedule an appointment\, please email emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scot
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/exhibiting-laser-world-of-photonics-2019/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190620T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190620T230000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111738Z
CREATED:20190124T113616Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111738Z
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SUMMARY:MaaS Scotland Annual Conference and Dinner 2019
DESCRIPTION:MaaS Scotland Annual Conference and Dinner\nSponsored by Cubic and IBI Group\n \nWhen: 20 June 2019\, 09:00 – 17:00 (conference) – 18:00 – 23:00 (dinner)\nWhere: Radisson Blu\, Royal Mile\, Edinburgh \nSIGN UP NOW \nThe MaaS Scotland team is delighted to announce the return of its Annual Conference\, an event that continues to bring together representatives from across Scotland\, the UK and Europe to discuss recent developments and projects in the area of Mobility as a Service. New for 2019\, a networking dinner and drinks reception will follow the conference into the evening. \nNow in its third year\, The MaaS Scotland Annual Conference has established itself as a focal event for those engaged in the development of future mobility solutions. Attendees can expect to meet with a range of figures from across the MaaS supply chain\, from technology providers and systems integrators to transport operators and regional and national transport authorities. \nOn the day\, attendees will hear from a diverse range of local and international speakers. We are particularly honoured to welcome Michael Matheson MSP\, Cabinet Secretary for Transport\, Infrastructure and Connectivity\, in addition to a diverse series of local and international MaaS experts covering a range developments and projects including: \n\nApplications of MaaS in rural areas\nMaaS as a tool towards more inclusive transport services\nRecent developments in governance and business models\nThe future relationship of MaaS and CAV\n\nCONFIRMED SPEAKERS \nMICHAEL MATHESON MSP: Cabinet Secretary for Transport\, Infrastructure and Connectivity \nERIK MINK: Programme Manager\, National MaaS Pilots: Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management\n \nJENNI ECKHARDT: Senior Scientist\, VTT Technical Research Centre\, Finland \nALEX STEWART: General Manager\, Siemens IMS \nANDY TAYLOR: Director of Strategy\, Cubic Transportation Systems \nSANDRA WITZEL: Head of Marketing\, SkedGo \nBEN FOULSER: Associate Director\, Transport\, KPMG \nJENNY MILNE: Owner\, JLM \nOZ CHOUDHRI: Head of Future Mobility\, Enterprise \nPATRIZIA FRANCO: Senior Technologist\, Transport Modelling\, Connected Places Catapult \nCHRIS SLADE: Director for Scotland\, CoMoUK \nPAUL SPEIRS: Director\, Project Management and Services\, PTV Group \nDR KATE PANGBOURNE: Academic Fellow\, Institute of Transport Studies\, University of Leeds \nREAD MORE \nPost conference\, we would love you to join us in the Radisson Blu for an exclusive drinks reception and networking dinner\, giving you time to catch up with delegates and invite colleagues and clients to join you and find out more about the MaaS community here in Scotland and beyond!
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/maas-scotland-annual-conference-and-dinner-2019/
LOCATION:Radisson Blu\, Edinburgh\, Edinburgh\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190605T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190605T180000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111752Z
CREATED:20190507T115218Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111752Z
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SUMMARY:Art of Possible: The Future of Agriculture
DESCRIPTION:Art of Possible: The Future of Agriculture \nSIGN UP NOW \nThe Art of Possible: The Future of Agriculture is being delivered by KTN\, Glasgow City of Science & Innovation\, Technology Scotland\, Cultural Enterprise Office and Glasgow City Council\, in partnership with VentureFest Scotland. \nDate: Wednesday 5th June 2019 \nTime: 14:45 arrival for 15:00 start \nVenue: The Royal Society of Edinburgh\, 22-26 George St\, Edinburgh EH2 2PQ \nTicket Cost: Free \nCalling all Innovators who can help define the Future of Agriculture! \nCurrently nominated for Event of the Year (Business Women Scotland Awards); Art of Possible is back with a new series of inspirational events & workshops that bring together Scotland’s creatives\, policy-makers and STEM professionals to consider civic uses for the regions’ world-leading emerging and enabling (E&E) technologies. \nAt this event\, we will explore tech-enabled innovations that can help define the Future of Agriculture. \nAgriculture is an important industry in Scotland. Scotland’s farmers\, crofters and growers produce output worth around £2.9billion a year\, and are responsible for much of Scotland’s £5 billion food and drinks exports. The industry faces challenges to improve productivity and sustainability and will require new technology solutions to drive the industry forward. This event will explore how emerging and enabling technologies can be applied to transform the future of agriculture. \nThe event will feature a group of ground-breaking\, inspirational innovators and knowledge experts in Scotland working creatively and collaboratively (across business\, academia\, and government) to drive the diffusion of disruptive technologies in the agriculture sector. \nFollowing the panel session\, there will be an opportunity for networking (with wine and canapés)\, to enable discussions to continue and new contacts to be made. \nAgenda (Subject to change) \n14:45 – 15:00: Arrival and registration \n15:00: Welcome\, Dr David Telford\, The Knowledge Transfer Network \n15:05: Meet the Panellists – panel discussion \n15:50: Questions to the panellists \n16:05: Discussion session \n16:30: Networking with wine and canapés \n18:00: Close \nMeet the panellists \nDave Ross\, Chief Executive Officer\, Agricultural Engineering Precision Innovation Centre \nThe Agricultural Engineering Precision Innovation Centre (Agri-EPI Centre) is one of four Agri-Tech centres established by the UK government. Agri-EPI Centre focuses on the delivery of research\, development\, demonstration and training on precision agriculture and engineering for the livestock\, arable\, horticulture and aquaculture sectors. \nDave provides leadership and strategic direction to the development of the Centre in its emerging role\, both nationally and internationally. He is a trained engineer\, with 26 years’ experience of agri-technology in both the cropping and livestock sectors\, encompassing a broad range of technology areas. He has been involved in the R&D of a number of novel and patented developments across the agricultural production sectors. Some of these have been fully commercialised and he has assisted with spin-out and new company formations. \nThomas Farrugia\, CEO and Founder\, Beta Bugs \nBeta Bugs is an insect breeding company that creates high performance breeds for the rapidly-growing ‘insects-as-protein’ sector. The protein-dense insects are used in livestock and aquaculture feed\, reducing the need for environmentally damaging soymeal and fishmeal. Thomas is the Founder and CEO of the company\, and is also a Royal Society of Edinburgh Unlocking Ambition Enterprise Fellow. \nDr Andreas Kranis\, Head of Genomics at Aviagen and Principle Investigator\, The Roslin Institute \nAviagen are a world leading poultry breeding company\, that supply broiler breeding stock to more than 100 countries globally. As Head of Genomics\, Dr Andreas Kranis leads on many cutting-edge R&D programmes that drive genetic improvement\, utilising cutting-edge technologise such as genomics\, bioinformatics and big-data approaches. Andreas also holds a position as Principle Investigator at The Roslin Institute\, University of Edinburgh\, where he works in Quantitative Genetics and Genomics of Livestock. \nProf. Joyce Tait\, Co-Director\, Innogen Institute\, University of Edinburgh \nThe Innogen Institute is a collaboration between the University of Edinburgh and the Open University that produces high quality research and supports the delivery of innovation that is profitable\, safe and societally useful. Professor Joyce Tait has an an interdisciplinary background\, covering natural and social sciences\, and has specialised in user-focused approaches to complex issues in the contexts of innovation\, risk governance and stakeholder engagement. Joyce is involved in research projects in a range of areas\, including agricultural and health-related applications of life sciences\, evaluation and application of interdisciplinary research\, and sustainable development. \nOther panellists to be announced shortly \nPlease note that places are limited. Please contact kyra.allen@ktn-uk.org with any queries. \nArt of Possible is an official Feeder event of VentureFest\, Scotland’s annual festival of discovery and innovation.
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/art-of-possible-future-of-agriculture/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190502T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190502T180000
DTSTAMP:20200213T111045Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T111045Z
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SUMMARY:Art of Possible: Future of Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:Art of Possible: Future of Healthcare \nDate: Thursday 2 May 2019 \nTime: 13:00 arrival for 13:30 start – Lunch is not provided but attendees are encouraged to network over drinks and light bites after the event! \nVenue: 29 Glasgow\, The Supper Club Room\, 29 Royal Exchange Square\, Glasgow\, G1 3AJ \nTicket Cost: Free – SIGN UP NOW \nCalling all Design Thinkers\, Creatives\, Technological Innovators\, Scientists and Civic Entrepreneurs! \nCurrently nominated for Event of the Year (Business Women Scotland Awards); Art of Possible is back with a new series of inspirational events & workshops that bring together Scotland’s creatives\, policy-makers and STEM professionals to consider civic uses for the regions’ world-leading emerging and enabling (E&E) technologies. \nThe first event in our “Future of…” series will explore tech-enabled innovations of the future along the patient journey from next generation medical training tools (including pioneering 3D printed organs) to AI-enabled medical diagnostics and wearable technologies that will quickly alert medical staff to patient deterioration and allow for quicker interventions. \nThe Future of Healthcare is delighted to introduce you to a group of ground-breaking\, inspirational innovators and knowledge experts in Scotland working creatively and collaboratively (across business\, academia\, government and the third sector) to drive the diffusion of disruptive technologies in the healthcare sector. \nProf Will Shu\, Founder and Director of OrganLike will talk about the company’s advanced 3D printing technology\, which produces hyper-realistic organ models for surgical rehearsal and training. These extraordinary products\, which emerged from pioneering work carried out by Dr Isaac Wang\, Herriot Watt University and Prof Will Shu\, Strathclyde University\, will help to significantly improve surgical outcomes\, patient recovery and the efficiency of surgical activities. Using data from MRI and CT scans\, OrganLike produces near exact copies of actual organs that require surgery. Prof Shu will showcase an example of these extraordinary organ models at the event. \nProf Paul Chapman\, Head of the School of Simulation and Visualisation at Glasgow School of Art will discuss the lack of accurate anatomic models of the human body have posed problems in medical education over the last decade. Paul will talk about GSA’s immersive medical training models including the breath-taking and ground-breaking 3D definitive human project that aspires to produce the most accurate and realistic digital 3D model the human ever made. Paul will demo this stunning 3D model and will also talk about GSA’s recent involvement in the medicines manufacturing space. Namely the use of immersive tech in the design and production of new medicines. \nDr. Alexander Weir\, Technical Manager of the AI Research team at Canon Medical and Canon’s lead on iCAIRD\, will talk about how AI has transformational potential for the future of healthcare; enabling earlier diagnosis and more efficient treatment for patients. Alexander will talk about the use of AI in medical diagnostics at CANON medical including CANON-funded AI currently being tested in Scotland to predict and detect disease – from stroke to cancer. He will also talk about iCAIRD – the new £15M Scottish centre of excellence for the application of AI in digital diagnostics. \nPamela Penn\, Head of Business Development at Current Health will talk about the companies revolutionary AI-enabled wearables that monitor vital signs with “ICU-level accuracy” and offers insights into a patient’s health\, alerting staff in case their condition shows signs of deterioration. Last year\, the start-up closed an $8m seed funding round led by ADV\, with participation from MMC Ventures and other private investors. The company’s vision is to monitor the health of every human being to identify deterioration earlier with the goal of saving lives. \nJanette Hughes\, Head of Planning and Performance at the Digital Health and Care Innovation Centre will also join the panel discussion. Janette will bring her 15 years’ experience in this field to the group\, discussing how the innovation centre has developed an innovation model that allows all partners to transform great ideas into solutions\, through the use of co-design\, simulation and collaborative working. \nArt of Possible is about connecting our diverse innovation community. We want to achieve a strong STEAMS (Science\, Tech\, Engineering\, Art & Design\, Maths\, Social Sciences) cross-sectoral presence – so please share this event with colleagues across all sectors! \nON THE DAY \n\nI. BROADCAST: TECH CASE STUDIES | Panel Session (Chaired by Rachael Brown\, Cultural Enterprise Office)\n STRUCTURED Q&A| Workshop (Supported by Panellists). Delving deeper on successful models for socially-driven innovation including workplace culture and values\, mind-set\, multi-sector co-innovation\, funding/investment and internationalisation.\n\nIII. BEER\, WINE AND BITES | Get social! \nAGENDA \n13:00 – 13:30: Arrival\, networking and light refreshments \n13:30: Welcome\, Dr Susie Mitchell\, Glasgow City of Science and Innovation \n13:45: Meet the Panellists: pitch\, panel discussion and questions (chaired by Rachael Brown\, Cultural Enterprise Office) \n14:45: Comfort break \n15:00 – 16:00: Creative Workshop (supported by Panellists) \n16:00 – 16:30: Feedback session and discussion \n16:30: Get social: beer\, wine and bites \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \nPlaces are limited\, please contact emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scotwith any questions. \nWhat previous Art of Possible attendees said: \n“A stimulating & enjoyable experience both learning from experts\, and sharing & developing ideas amongst fellow participants” \n“Great to see the innovation community in Scotland coming together to try to encourage growth in the sector. Great team!” \n“A most worthwhile & enjoyable event.” \nArt of Possible is an official Feeder event of VentureFest (www.venturefest.scot)–Scotland’s annual festival of discovery and innovation.
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/art-of-possible-future-of-healthcare/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190410T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190410T220000
DTSTAMP:20200213T105117Z
CREATED:20181126T160011Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T105117Z
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SUMMARY:EPIC AGM Civic Reception followed by SOA 25th Anniversary
DESCRIPTION:EPIC AGM Civic Reception followed by SOA 25th Anniversary\ncourtesy of the Rt Hon Lord Provost with an address from Derek MacKay MSP\, Cabinet Secretary for Finance\, Economy and Fair Work \nWednesday 10 April 2019\, 6pm – 10pm\nDinner and drinks will be provided \nREGISTER NOW \nIn 2019\, the Scottish Optoelectronics Association (SOA) will celebrate its 25th Anniversary. To mark the occasion\, the SOA is proud to announce the first ever ‘Scottish Photonics Week’\, a week-long event celebrating Scotland’s long history in photonics expertise and showcasing its exciting plans for the future. \nTo open Scottish Photonics Week\, we are delighted to announce a Civic Reception for the EPIC AGM\, followed by SOA 25th Anniversary at Glasgow City Chambers\, courtesy of the RH Lord Provost of Glasgow and with an address from Derek Mackay MSP\, Cabinet Secretary for Finance\, Economy and Fair Work. During the evening\, we will also be presenting our White Paper\, ‘Scottish Photonics: A Vision for 2030’ to the Cabinet Secretary. \nScottish Photonics Week will also see the SOA supporting EPIC to bring its Annual General Meeting to Scotland – the first time in its history that the event has been held in the UK. As such\, in addition to bringing together leading figures from Scotland’s photonics sector\, the event will also welcome a number of executive level attendees from across Europe\, North America and Asia. \nSign up is now open for the event and we encourage all companies and organisations to register\, join the celebrations\, and enjoy this excellent networking opportunity! \nWe very much look forward to seeing you there! \n*All EPIC members can register for the AGM and view the agenda here. All SOA members who are not currently a member of EPIC but who would like to attend the conference can get a special 50% discount on their first year of membership if they sign up prior to the event. If you’re interested in joining\, please contact emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scot referencing this offer. \nScottish Photonics Week Schedule \nTuesday 9th – Wednesday 10th April: Scottish company visits by EPIC delegates \nWedneday 10th April: EPIC AGM Civic Reception followed by SOA 25th Anniversary \nThursday 11th-Friday 12th April: EPIC AGM \nSaturday 13th April: International Optoelectronics Association (IOA) AGM
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/soa-25th-anniversary-civic-reception-and-networking-evening/
LOCATION:Glasgow City Chambers\, 82 George St\, Glasgow\, G2 1DU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190306T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190306T170000
DTSTAMP:20200213T105130Z
CREATED:20190129T151137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T105130Z
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SUMMARY:Satellite Applications for Smart Mobility: New Opportunities for Scotland
DESCRIPTION:Satellite applications for Smart Mobility: New Opportunities for Scotland \nWhen: 6 March 2019\, 09:30 – 15:30\nWhere: Gallery 4\, the Lighthouse\, Mitchell St\, Glasgow \nGlobal Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) is the infrastructure that allows users with a compatible device to determine their position\, velocity and time by processing signals from satellites. An overwhelming majority of smartphones now rely on GNSS for location-based services for apps as well as navigation. The emerging areas of augmented reality and autonomous vehicles are supported by GNSS\, as well as insurance telematics black boxes\, Road User Charging and ride-hailing services. The applications are extensive and increasingly attainable. \nMaaS Scotland has teamed up with the Scottish Centre of Excellence in Satellite Applications (SoXSA) to introduce you to the opportunities afforded by satellite data to the navigation and transport sector. We aim to get you thinking about how challenges in Scotland might be addressed. \nWe will be joined by representatives from the European Space Agency (ESA)’s NAVISP programme\, (Programme for Positioning Navigation and Timing: Innovation\, Competitiveness and Support for Institutional Projects) and the UK Space Agency to give attendees a flavour of what funding is available\, and how data from satellites could be used to support innovation in mobility and transport in Scotland. \nSIGN UP NOW \nThis event will take place on 6th March 2019 at the iconic Lighthouse in Glasgow’s city centre. \n9.30am: Registration\, tea and coffee \n10.00am: Speakers including MaaS Scotland\, SoXSA\, ESA NAVISP and Andy Proctor\, Technical Director (GNSS) at UK Space Agency \n12.00pm: Challenge outline by MaaS Scotland member or Ally \n12.30pm: Networking lunch \n1.30pm: Roundtable sessions \n3.30pm: Close \nWe look forward to welcoming you on 6th March!
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/satellite-applications-for-smart-mobility-new-opportunities-for-scotland/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190115T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190115T123000
DTSTAMP:20200213T105140Z
CREATED:20190110T112211Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T105140Z
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SUMMARY:Advanced in Optical Design: Workshop 4
DESCRIPTION:Where: UK ATC\, Royal Observatory\, Blackford Hill View\, Edinburgh\, EH9 3HJ \nWhen: 15 January 2019\, 09:30 – 12:30 \nIf you wish to attend this event\, please email emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scot \n** Please note: tickets to this event are limited and reserved strictly for optical designers currently based in Scotland ** \nPhotonics in Scotland \nFor over a century\, Scotland has been at the cutting edge of photonic innovation. With over 50 companies at the heart of the Scottish photonics cluster\, the economic impact is substantial. \nApproximately half of the cluster’s £750m output is exported\, with the rest supporting important domestic sectors including defence\, oil and gas\, renewable energy\, manufacturing and communications. \nAbout the Workshop \nOptical design is a rapidly developing field in the sector. Recent advancements in lasers\, compound semiconductors\, and end user applications\, coupled with growing demand for higher speed\, higher power photonic devices present increasingly challenging demands on optical system design. \nFaced with these increased performance requirements\, optical designers must utilise new technologies\, including improved software\, powerful computing platforms\, new optical materials and advanced coatings to improve overall optical and system performance. \nWith this in mind\, the Scottish Optoelectronics Association (SOA) has created an Optical Design Working Group\, meeting once a quarter and aimed at engineers\, scientists and designers. These workshops are designed to network\, explore new collaboration opportunities\, and stay up-to-date with advancements in this field. \nAt this half-day event\, attendees will hear one of Scotland’s leading photonics organisations discuss their current work\, strengths and challenges in optical design. Following that\, we will discuss opportunities regarding training in Optical Design in Scotland.
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/advanced-in-optical-design-workshop-4/
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20181211T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20181211T170000
DTSTAMP:20200213T105151Z
CREATED:20181126T151524Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200213T105151Z
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SUMMARY:Art of Possible: Home Smart Home
DESCRIPTION:Art of Possible: Home Smart Home \nDate: December 11th 2018 \nTime: 13:00 arrival for 13:30 start – Lunch is not provided but attendees are encouraged to network over drinks and light bites after the event! \nVenue: The Lighthouse\, Gallery 4\, 56 Mitchell Street\, Glasgow\, G1 3LX \nTicket Cost: Free – SIGN UP NOW \n(Please note: we gratefully request 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or you may be charged £25 to cover incurred costs) \nCalling all Design Thinkers\, Creatives\, Technological Innovators\, Scientists and Civic Entrepreneurs! \nThe Art of Possible is back with a new series of inspirational events & workshops that bring together Scotland’s creatives\, policy-makers and STEM professionals to consider civic uses for the regions’ world-leading emerging and enabling (E&E) technologies. \nThe first event in our new series Homes Smart Home will explore how\, in an ageing society\, we re-think housing design to help us live well\, independently and safer for longer. \nHome Smart Home is delighted to introduce you to a group of ground-breaking\, inspirational innovators and knowledge experts in Scotland working creatively and collaboratively (across business\, academia\, government and the third sector) to drive the diffusion of disruptive technologies in construction design and within the built environment including: \n\nMatt Stevenson\, MD of Carbon Dynamic will talk about the company’s inspirational project with Albyn Housing Society and NHS Highland to develop “fit homes” with smart technologies\, aimed at enabling people to continue living independently rather than being admitted to hospital or residential care. The company has also manufactured homes for the Edinburgh-based Social Bite Village for homeless people and most recently the new Dyson student village.\nClaire McGarry\, MD of Wireframe Immersive\, who will talk about their innovative partnership with Aitken Turnbull and Hammond Care Dementia Centre to develop a new virtual reality simulation that helps architects and designers create dementia-friendly buildings and spaces by understanding how dementia can affect a person’s vision and overall living experience.\nDr Sinan Sinanovic of Glasgow Caledonian University will discuss GCU’s novel LED-enabled tracking device\, LEDBIT (LED-Based Indoor Tracking)\, for people with dementia to live independently & give families peace of mind. Funded by the Digital Health and Care Institute\, the device has recently been shortlisted for a Times Higher Education Technical Innovation of the Year Award.\nGillian Anderson\, Digital Lead for Alzheimer Scotland\, uses her skills to understand and translate the technical into practical use and works with innovators and creators of technology products and services to encourage them to hear the voices and experiences of people living with dementia and create well designed\, elegant solutions.\nJoyce Gray\, Deputy Director of Development drives the design innovation programme at Alzheimer Scotland pioneering the use of creativity to help build collaborative user driven service innovation.\n\nAs a group\, we will redefine the “art of possible” by broadening our understanding of E&E technologies and how we can exploit this technology to design new business models\, products and services to innovate for society; sparking new ideas\, peer-to-peer learning and co-creation across sectors – from housing and health to design and construction. \nArt of Possible is about connecting our diverse innovation community. We want to achieve a strong STEAMS (Science\, Tech\, Engineering\, Art & Design\, Maths\, Social Sciences) cross-sectoral presence – so please share this event with colleagues across all sectors! \nON THE DAY \n\nI. BROADCAST: TECH CASE STUDIES | Panel Session (Chaired by Rachael Brown\, Cultural Enterprise Office)\n STRUCTURED Q&A| Workshop (Supported by Panellists). Delving deeper on successfulmodels for socially-driven innovation including workplace culture and values\, mind-set\, multi-sector co-innovation\, funding/investment and internationalisation.\n\nIII. FESTIVE BEER\, WINE AND BITES | Get Social with Live Tech Demonstrators! \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \nPlaces are limited\, please contact emma.dixon@technologyscotland.scot with any questions. \nWhat previous Art of Possible attendees said: \n“A stimulating & enjoyable experience both learning from experts\, and sharing & developing ideas amongst fellow participants” \n“Great to see the innovation community in Scotland coming together to try to encourage growth in the sector. Great team!” \n“A most worthwhile & enjoyable event.” \nArt of Possible is an official Feeder event of VentureFest Scotland (www.venturefest.scot) – a year-long festival of discovery\, innovation and enlightened entrepreneurship!
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/art-of-possible-home-smart-home/
LOCATION:The Lighthouse\, 56 Mitchell Lane\, Glasgow\, G1 3LX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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SUMMARY:Technology Scotland Annual Dinner 2018
DESCRIPTION:When: 15 November 2018\, 18:00 – 23:00 \nWhere: Radisson Blu\, Glasgow \nSIGN UP HERE \nOpening Address: Ivan McKee MSP\, Minister for Trade\, Investment and Innovation \nKey Note Speaker: Mark Stevenson\, best-selling author\, broadcaster and futurologist \nDress Code: Lounge Suit \nKindly sponsored by Optos and NXP Semiconductors\, with Corporate Sponsors\, Enigma People Solutions & Scintilla IP \nTechnology Scotland warmly invites you to its 2018 Annual Dinner at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow! \nWith the sector enjoying strong growth and success over the last 12 months and Technology Scotland’s membership reaching over 100 unique organisations\, the future for innovation in Scotland looks bright. Now is the time to get involved\, so why not join us for an evening of networking and celebration? \nWe are particularly honoured welcome our speakers\, Ivan McKee MSP\, Minister for Trade\, Investment and Innovation and Mark Stevenson\, a best-selling author\, broadcaster and expert on global trends and innovation. \nAbout Ivan McKee MSP\, Minister for Trade\, Investment and Innovation \nIvan McKee was appointed Minister for Trade\, Investment and Innovation in June 2018. \nHis career has involved a number of senior roles in manufacturing and business\, managing companies in the UK as well as Poland\, Finland\, Croatia and Bosnia. \nEarly in his career\, Ivan spent two years with VSO in Bangladesh. He is currently a trustee of the charity CEI\, which supports education and health projects in Bangladesh. \nIvan has been MSP for Glasgow Provan since May 2016. Brought up in Glasgow\, he studied at the University of Strathclyde and the University of Newcastle. \nAbout Mark Stevenson \nMark Stevenson is one of the world’s most respected thinkers on the interplay of technology and society\, helping a diverse mix of clients to become future literate and adapt their cultures and strategy to squarely face the questions the future is asking them. \nMark’s advisory roles include Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Earth Challenge\, the policy and regulation division of the GSMA\, future -literacy hub Atlas of the Future\, music industry re-boot The Rattle and being resident futurist at The National Theatre of Scotland \nIn addition to hearing from our keynote speaker\, guests will enjoy a selection of canapes\, a 3 course dinner with wine\, and an excellent networking opportunity in a fabulous location. \nTicket availability \nTickets for the Technology Scotland Annual Dinner are available to purchase now! \nMember tickets are £65 per person\, or a table of 10 can be purchased for a discounted rate of £600. Non-members are more than welcome to attend. Tickets are priced at £85 per person. \nSIGN UP HERE
URL:https://technologyscotland.scot/events-on-ts/technology-scotland-annual-dinner-2018/
LOCATION:Radisson Blu Glasgow\, 301 Argyle Street\, Glasgow\, G2 8DL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Past,TS Event
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