Open Bionics is reimagining disabilities and the Dalai Lama is totally onboard

Tuesday, 09 October 2018 Emilie Sandy Eric Johansson

Open Bionics has been dubbed Europe’s hottest startup, is endorsed by the Dalai Lama and is creating affordable 3D-printed arms that turns amputees into superheroes. And the founders are just getting started

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Why Kris Naudts abandoned a psychiatry career to launch Culture Trip

Tuesday, 28 August 2018 Angus Shaw

The founder and CEO of Culture Trip reveals how the startup has raised over $102m in VC funding and what’s next for the company

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Meet the entrepreneur solving loneliness with tech

Monday, 06 August 2018 Eric Johansson

Whether she’s building robots so poorly children can connect with friends or helping the elderly stay in touch with their families, with No Isolation, Karen Dolva is on a mission to eradicate loneliness

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me:now is on a mission to eliminate “ineffectual” SME marketing with time-based ads

Tuesday, 31 July 2018 Zen Terrelonge

It can be hard for SMEs to be heard amidst marketing noise deafening consumers daily, with both large firms and small rivals alike to combat. And that’s where me:now comes in with a who, what and when approach

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Lightfoot's founder slept on the office floor to ensure the Fitbit for cars had enough money

Tuesday, 18 September 2018 Eric Johansson

Mark Roberts is living life in the fast lane when it comes to using Lightfoot’s technology to make Britain a nation of better drivers – but getting there “wasn’t glamorous”

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Shift8* is revolutionising the healthcare industry by helping dementia patients lead a better life

Monday, 13 August 2018 Varsha Saraogi

Inspired by his father’s struggles with dementia, John Ramsay is on a mission with Shift8* to spread moments of happiness for those with the condition

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Why Gary Turner left a cushy job at Microsoft to found Xero UK

Thursday, 02 August 2018 Emilie Sandy Eric Johansson

As a lifetime technology enthusiast and champion of SMEs, Gary Turner was the perfect pick to spearhead the growth of Xero UK. Having become the market leader, he’s now applying a healthy dose of paranoia to avoid being overtaken by new startups

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Wine and marinating food in tech was the recipe for success with Yumpingo

Friday, 27 July 2018 Zen Terrelonge

A spur of the moment job application put Gary Goodman’s law career on ice and, having combined a love of food with an appetite for product development, he’s now giving restaurants the recipe to spice up the customer experience with Yumpingo

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Open Bionics is reimagining disabilities and the Dalai Lama is totally onboard

Why Kris Naudts abandoned a psychiatry career to launch Culture Trip

Meet the entrepreneur solving loneliness with tech

me:now is on a mission to eliminate “ineffectual” SME marketing with time-based ads

Lightfoot's founder slept on the office floor to ensure the Fitbit for cars had enough money

Shift8* is revolutionising the healthcare industry by helping dementia patients lead a better life

Why Gary Turner left a cushy job at Microsoft to found Xero UK

Wine and marinating food in tech was the recipe for success with Yumpingo

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