Design

Design Thinking is a shorthand that the business world has adopted to describe the combination of creativity and pragmatism that a design mindset brings to the development of new products and services.

Moving to sustainable materials isn’t a trivial task. There are scientific and engineering challenges, regulatory hurdles and a need to benchmark the green credentials of different materials. And organisations need to do all this without increasing cost or reducing performance.

Quantum technology is a class of technology that works by using the principles of quantum mechanics (the physics of sub-atomic particles). It's no longer sci-fi. It's ready for business to start experimenting with.

Quantum computing isn't a sci-fi dream. It's here and ready for businesses to experiment with. It's won't replace servers and laptops yet, but by testing quantum computers today, organisations can gain an advantage.

Customers are experiencing your brand through your product, checking your promises against your delivery and telling their stories to everyone that’s listening.

Creating a social robot hardware platform that enables meaningful research in human-robot interaction.

We worked with Cricut to reimagine the DIY experience of paper crafting and bring it into the connected world.

Understanding, prioritising, and balancing the opinions of all the key stakeholders in a product development process can be challenging.

Our Global Innovation and Technology Centre (GITC) is part of our network of design, engineering, and innovation centres. We create, prototype, test, and build solutions from medical devices to manufacturing equipment, from consumer products to digital experiences.

We've helped Notpla manufacture a 100 per cent biodegradable water bottle that aims to stop 1 billion plastic bottles reaching the ocean each year.