pH sensors have changed little for decades. In many emergent fields they are simply not up to the task. The expensive and fragile glass electrodes need to be manually calibrated on a regular basis, and do not operate in low buffer media. In the world of networked plants and internet of things, they are simply obsolete. A UK startup company has patented and developed solid-state electrochemistry that self-calibrates in situ.

UK based SME is offering their meat products which are sourced from their own farm or trusted local farmers or suppliers to deliver to the domestic UK hospitality market, i.e. restaurants; hotels and more recently schools..They have been farming for well over 100 years but the SME was established in 2004. They initially started selling to local farmers markets during the downturn of the Foot and Mouth crisis, realising the value of selling their own home reared beef to local people. The added value to any global organisation is that the produce in British and of high quality.

A UK innovative company has been commercialising a new coating technique for about ten years. Their patented technology focuses on nanoceramic coating on metals and functionalisation of ceramic surfaces. Nanoceramic coatings are particularly useful in fast moving parts in environments with high wear or elevated temperature. These have to be wear resistant (sometimes corrosion resistant) and have low friction. The UK company’s technology has successfully been implemented in machinery for weaving and packaging in parts such as shuttles, rollers, discs, guides.

UK company based in the East of England is a leading supplier of Nature Healthcare products. They also supply a range of PPE and anti-viral products to help protect practitioners and patients. They are fortunate to have direct relationships with some of the largest manufacturers in the world and during the COVID-19 pandemic they have expanded the range of PPE and products they offer.