Big Ideas | AI | 10 Apr The AI tool that eavesdrops on doctor-patient conversations Where the emergency services have difficulties to diagnose cardiac arrest, the Danish startup Corti has found the perfect place to introduce its AI tool.
Big Ideas | Industry 4.0 | 8 Apr Robots, self-driving cars and smart factories: Why Octopus Ventures is doubling down on “Industry 4.0” Plus: The car and robot startups to keep a close eye on.
Big Ideas | Mobility | 2 Apr From Voi to Flash, we compare Europe’s scooter startups Scooter mania is sweeping across Europe, as VCs throw cash at a handful of scooter startups in a race to conquer the continent. We meet the contenders — and ask whether investing in scooters is even a good idea?
Big Ideas | VR/AR | 29 Mar These early-stage European startups are pushing into VR therapy despite the industry gloom We ask early-stage startups, a market leader and Europe's VR unicorn.
Big Ideas | Government | 28 Mar Inside jHub, the secretive UK military lab working with startups on healthtech, drones and portable fridges Is the UK Joint Forces' low-profile innovation unit jHub a game-changing life-saver, or just a bit of fun for military folk?
Big Ideas | Hardware | 21 Mar Human chipping – will it ever go mainstream? Sweden has become the go-to country for implants under the skin. Why — and will chips become obsolete before they become more useful?
In Practice | Hardware | 19 Mar Building a hardware startup in a software age Founders are wary of hardware because, well, hardware's hard. Here's how robot maker Automata has beaten the odds, raised money and dodged supply chain disaster.
Big Ideas | Music | 14 Mar Gamechanger Audio: The million-dollar startup built in a Latvian garage This 27-year-old founder turned his 'garage band startup' into an overnight success.
Big Ideas | Health | 11 Mar CastPrint is 3D printing beautiful healthtech Step into the medical complex where Latvia's Castprint wants to change how doctors treat broken bones.
Big Ideas | Hardware | 23 Jan Drone defence industry takes flight after Gatwick As numbers of unmanned aerial vehicles grow, so too does the need for tech to monitor and control them
Big Ideas | Hardware | 11 Jan How small robots could change the way we farm Digitising agriculture could increase crop yields and be a more ecological option
In Practice | Marketing | 9 Jan Sex, drugs and ad bans: How ‘taboo’ startups beat Google censorship From sextech startups to the cannabis business, six founders explain what they do in a world bent on blocking them.
Big Ideas | Hardware | 6 Dec Can Cute Robot Startups Stop Us Feeling Lonely? Meet three tech founders building robots that battle loneliness: No Isolation, CareClever and Consequential Robotics.
