Insights
From stratospheric antennas to implantable bio-sensors, from the thermodynamics of carbon capture to quantum technology and AI-designed biology, we use deep tech to challenge and change the status quo.
Read our latest research and insights to help you see beyond the innovation hype and find out how emerging technologies are solving important business problems.
Biologicals are ‘economically unfeasible’ for growers. Equipment manufacturers could change that
A new report from Cambridge Consultants and Agri-TechE lays out a blueprint for what that collaboration might look like in more granular detail, specifically when it comes to biologicals and precision agriculture ...
Fixing the digital twins dilemma – how deep tech can accelerate food bioprocessing
Food industry leaders stand to gain lasting commercial advantage by being first to market with nutritious, sustainable products ...
Precision spraying and biologicals – driving collaboration
As regulations deter the use of chemical-based agri products, changes across the value chain will drive more sustainable precision spraying and biologicals ...
Robotics & Automation’s 2024 trends forecast – Robotics and Automation
Chris Roberts, head of industrial robotics and Stewart Marsh, head of aerospace talked to Robotics and Automation about the expected trend for 2024 ...
Trusted soil measurement is the key to scaled regenerative agriculture
Businesses are committed to sustainability and net zero targets. Regenerative agriculture has a huge role to play to help meet these targets and reduce environmental impact ...
Metamorphosis: How converging deep tech will propel business in the new bioeconomy
Emerging deep tech like biotechnology and synthetic biology are shaping an exciting new bioeconomy. This CC Innovation Briefing offers a vision for its future, and explains how scalable, profitable and resilient bioprocesses will benefit businesses and sustainability ...
Where does quantum technology sit as part of a system?
For many business leaders, quantum technology remains confusing and inaccessible. But it can feel more familiar when it takes its place as part of a wider system. Here Edmund Owen explains the keys to integrating quantum components into larger systems, ...
Quantum computing adoption – it’s time to seize the initiative
Quantum technology commercial adoption will be gradual – but that doesn’t mean ambitious business leaders should adopt a wait and see approach ...
Collaborative autonomous drone fleets for next-level UAS operations
This reveals our vision and live demonstration of automated, AI-powered, collaborative uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) fleets and the exciting commercial use cases these present ...
