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Falkirk to play key role in ‘stabilising the grid’ with new battery storage facility
Falkirk will play a key future role in helping to stabilise the energy grid with the construction of a new battery storage plant that can provide backup power to renewables….
Technology helps humans and animals ‘share experiences’, Glasgow-led research shows
Technology can help humans and animals ‘share experiences’ according to a new study by researchers at the University of Glasgow. Lemurs and people at Blair Drummond safari park near Stirling…
Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland embraces ‘flexible working’ with new accreditation
Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland has embraced ‘flexible working’ becoming one of the first organisations in the country to achieve the new employee wellbeing accreditation. The centre, a leading…
New CEO for Edinburgh-based Zudu as AI specialist targets £10 million-plus revenue growth
Edinburgh-based Zudu has appointed a new chief executive as the AI specialist aims to become a £10 million-plus revenue business. Paul Duffy steps up to the CEO role from managing…
Three Glasgow ‘deeptech’ companies complete £772,000 investment round
Three Glasgow ‘deeptech’ companies spanning quantum computing, housing management and offshore wind infrastructure have completed a £772,000 investment round. Quantcore Technologies, Vuabl and Airspection were part of Scotland’s industry-led technology accelerator…
Self-driving cars may have to ‘adapt’ to share roads safely with runners, according to Glasgow-led research
Self-driving cars may have to ‘adapt’ to share roads safely with runners, according to a study led by researchers from the University of Glasgow. A new study on how runners…
Government report reveals biggest increase in computing science teacher numbers in Scotland since records began
A new government report has revealed the biggest increase in computing science teacher annual recruitment numbers in Scotland since records began. Halting a long-term decline, the Computing Science Summary Report…
Karen Meechan to step down as chief executive of Scotland’s tech trade body
Karen Meechan, the chief executive of Scotland’s tech trade body – ScotlandIS – will step down at the end of May after 22 years service with the organisation. Meechan will…
Why the Futurescot AI Challenge matters for Scotland’s AI Strategy
Scottish Government brings procurement into ’21st century’ with new supply chain management platform
Why the Futurescot AI Challenge matters for Scotland’s AI Strategy
Scottish Government brings procurement into ’21st century’ with new supply chain management platform
Crime prevention boost for Scottish Borders with new CCTV system
New Scotland-wide street data facility allows residents to discover who is responsible for road maintenance
Crime prevention boost for Scottish Borders with new CCTV system
New Scotland-wide street data facility allows residents to discover who is responsible for road maintenance
NHS Grampian deploys AI-powered note-taker to improve health and social care
Glasgow company’s AI software achieves up to 100% accuracy for identifying childhood sleep apnoea in ground-breaking NHS trials
NHS Grampian deploys AI-powered note-taker to improve health and social care
Glasgow company’s AI software achieves up to 100% accuracy for identifying childhood sleep apnoea in ground-breaking NHS trials
Public sector cyber lessons not being shared or failing to be implemented fast enough, per new Scottish Government report
Glasgow audience gets insight into National Crime Agency effort to takedown world’s most prolific ransomware gang
Public sector cyber lessons not being shared or failing to be implemented fast enough, per new Scottish Government report
Glasgow audience gets insight into National Crime Agency effort to takedown world’s most prolific ransomware gang
Technology helps humans and animals ‘share experiences’, Glasgow-led research shows
Government report reveals biggest increase in computing science teacher numbers in Scotland since records began
Technology helps humans and animals ‘share experiences’, Glasgow-led research shows
Government report reveals biggest increase in computing science teacher numbers in Scotland since records began
Justice & Policing
Decision to use live facial recognition technology in Scottish policing could take up to two years, warns policing vice chair
Police Scotland undertake proof of concept AI trial – focused on ‘corporate efficiencies’
Corner shop owners call for grant support for modern CCTV after 57% rise in shoplifting in Scotland in last decade
Infrastructure, Connectivity & Built Environment
Smarter Infrastructure for Justice: Empowering Digital Transformation with LapSafe®
Scottish electric vehicle infrastructure provider installs 54 charging points at ferry terminal in Sweden
Achieve ‘smart’ asset management with these three steps
Data & AI
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