Property stock exchange has IPO pipeline worth ‘billions’

Tarjei Vassbotn, product lead at Disruptive Technologies, one of the most advanced manufacturers of sensors to monitor building condition, explains the firm’s approach to avoiding attack from cyber criminals.

Ordnance Survey’s latest service, a partnership with Intel company Mobileye, is aimed at the energy and infrastructure market – mapping roadsides for manhole covers to lamp posts.

Heat networks form a major part of the Government’s plans to decarbonise the UK economy. They can bring low cost, low carbon heat to millions of homes – however, to do this they must perform well. Enter, Guru Systems.

Reading about proptech certainly has us wanting all of the gadgets, so we’ve put together a gift list that you can share with friends and family who have no idea what to buy you, let them help bring tech into your home and make it smarter.

Waymo, in development since 2009, is billed as the first commercial ride-sharing service using AVs on the market.

Electric vehicles and construction automation are among the trends to watch according to the fifth cohort of startups chosen for the smart city accelerator.

Although it may be getting cold in the Nordics right now, the tech scene is certainly on fire. We’ve compiled a list of Nordic innovators that you need to know about.

As we come to the end of 2018, we take a look at the key areas for innovation in construction and the companies making headway.