We’re very excited about the latest innovative collaboration made possible by The Data Lab: Emotech’s Olly the robot. The Data Lab funded 50% of the project research costs, enabling the tie-up with Heriot-Watt University’s Interaction Lab and Natural Language Processing (NLP) Lab, led by Dr Liu and Dr Rieser. This collaboration allowed research to be undertaken […]
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Canon Medical Research receives £140k to develop AI-powered cancer assessment prototype
Canon Medical Research Europe has been awarded £140,000 to develop a prototype that combines Artificial Intelligence (AI) and medical imaging technology to improve assessment for one of the most difficult cancers to manage, Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma (MPM). The Cancer Innovation Challenge aims to inspire novel data and technology innovations to help Scotland become a world […]
Fit Homes Project Wins “Connect Digital Health & Care Award” At Holyrood’s Connect ICT Awards
Last Wednesday saw a gathering of public sector leaders descend upon Edinburgh to meet, network and award some of the amazing achievements and projects executed right across Scotland from the past year. This is, of course, the Holyrood Magazine Tech Connect ICT awards. Conceived in 2013 to spotlight various public-sector projects that were largely going […]
Deep Learning Collaboration between N-Sea and University of Strathclyde
Integrated subsea service provider, N-Sea, and the University of Strathclyde’s Institute of Sensors Signals and Communications at the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, have developed a deep learning video annotation model for automatic eventing of subsea survey video. The project is supported by The Data Lab Innovation Centre with the collaboration combining the state-of-the-art […]
RGU and DNV GL are using Data Science to Reduce Cost and Inform Future Practices in the Energy Sector
Robert Gordon University (RGU) and multinational provider of risk management and sustainability services, DNV GL, have joined forces on a project which aims to deliver cost savings to the oil and gas industry. The project, ‘Digitization Platform for Processing, Detecting and Classifying Symbols in Engineering Drawings’, is being funded the Data Lab Innovation Centre, supported […]
Collaboration between Scottish Government, NHS/NSS and The Data Lab Wins Award
On Wednesday 21st June, the annual Holyrood Connect ICT Awards took place at the Waldorf Astoria in Edinburgh. The awards celebrate excellence in public sector ICT, aiming to recognise the achievements of Scotland’s leading public sector practitioners and teams and their work in developing innovative and creative solutions to public service challenges through the use […]
Edinburgh Tourism Innovation Challenge Boosts Edinburgh Tourism Industry Through Collaboration
Over 120 attendees gathered for the first stage of The Edinburgh Tourism Innovation Challenge (ETIC), which culminated on the 8th October. The event was the first of three stages in the Edinburgh Tourism Innovation Challenge, whose aim is to connect Edinburgh’s tourism and tech sectors. The challenge weekend, run by The Data Lab and Product […]
Napier University-Spiritus Pilot Project Seeks to Demonstrate Assurance Layer for Tracking Medical Devices
The Data Lab announces the kickoff of a pilot project involving Edinburgh Napier University, NHS National Services Scotland and industry collaborator Spiritus Development Limited intended to demonstrate the benefits of a blockchain-enabled assurance layer for tracking medical devices through their lifecycle. With funding support administered by The Data Lab on behalf of the Scottish Funding […]
Read our latest case study: Aggreko
Aggreko: Improving fleet reliability through data insight Glasgow-based Aggreko, Scotland’s 10th largest company, wanted to monitor and be able to predict and react to any potential generator maintenance issues to ensure it continues to deliver uninterrupted and reliable power to its global customers. The Data Lab partnered Aggreko with the University of Strathclyde who delivered […]