Startups

Dealing with stress as an entrepreneur: part one

There are three main steps I use in my business when aiding clients to manage their stress.

PD Neurotechnology: providing better quality of life for patients of Parkinson’s

Driving to provide patients of Parkison’s disease with the best quality of life possible, Nikos Moschos, Co-Founder and Business Director of PD Neurotechnology, and his fellow founders, are delivering a non-intrusive monitoring system that ensures carers can deliver the best care possible and patients receive what they need when they need it.

FundamentalVR: accelerating the fundamentals of surgical training

A technologist at heart, Richard Vincent, CEO and Co-Founder of FundamentalVR, set out with fellow Co-Founder, Chris Scattergood, to revolutionise medical training through the use of virtual reality.

Using AR in the classroom: A Q&A with Ludenso’s Eirik Wahlstrøm

Eirik Wahlstrøm is the Co-Founder and CEO of Ludenso, a 3D and Augmented Reality (AR) platform built specifically for education. Wahlstrøm spoke to Startups Magazine about Ludenso, the inspiration behind the company, and why the use of tech in education is so important.

Go with the Flowsense

With many visually impaired women facing limited availability of accessible feminine hygiene products; the lack of autonomy and privacy can intensify the constant fear of staining clothes and amplify feelings of uncertainty and vulnerability in making hygienic decisions without supervision. When there are already taboos around menstruation, visually impaired women can feel embarrassment and a sense of shame because most aren’t able to manage this fully independently.

Where are they now?: Walk With Path

Walk With Path is on a mission to create inclusive innovations that make a positive impact and create products to empower people to take charge and move forward.

Armalytix responsible for 1 in 8 residential property transactions in England and Wales

Armalytix, a UK-based data intelligence company specialising in source of funds and affordability assessments, has achieved a notable landmark. It now serves as a pivotal component for legal firms involved in one in eight residential property transactions in England and Wales.

Top startups mums will love this Mother’s Day

In celebration of Mother’s Day, we have delved into the innovative realm of startups that have not only captured the market’s attention but have also woven their tech-driven solutions into the hearts of mothers worldwide to make the hardest job in the world slightly less difficult.

Land management platform powered by AI launches in Scotland

A software platform, developed in Scotland and powered by artificial intelligence (AI), is poised to transform global land management practices.

Quinas spinout celebrates first birthday

Initially emerging from a scientific paper on Memory Cells in June 2019 within Lancaster University’s Physics Department, the startup Quinas laid the groundwork for ULTRARAM technologies, a cornerstone of its commercial strategy.

Oxa Deploys Commercial Self-driving Software for the First Time

The code has hit the road for Oxa, a global provider of self-driving vehicle software, as the company launches its first commercial Oxa Driver product in passenger shuttles in Jacksonville, Florida.

Frendo launches workplace support programme for endometriosis

The first-of-its-kind dedicated workplace support programme for people who suffer with endometriosis has been launched by the digital health app frendo to coincide with Endometriosis Awareness Month.

Pav Gill Turns From Whistleblower to Entrepreneur with Confide

In an era where corporate errors can swiftly escalate into major news stories, Confide offers businesses the tools to resolve issues before they hit the public eye. The platform, which debuted recently, is pioneering a new approach in corporate governance, risk management, and ethical integrity by providing a secure and anonymous environment for employees and stakeholders to report concerns without fear of backlash or exposure.

A manager’s guide to preventing toxicity

Have you ever been part of a toxic work environment? Did you feel like your higher-ups were failing to protect staff from bullying and harassment? Toxicity in the workplace comes in many different shapes and sizes but, with a number of high-profile claims appearing in the news in recent months, managers throughout the UK must act to prevent a toxic work culture from forming.

Doublepoint introduces WowMouse for Google Pixel Watch 2

Doublepoint Technologies, a pioneer in gesture technology, has announced the debut of an updated version of its popular WowMouse gesture-touch control app for Android smartwatches at Mobile World Congress 2024.

Water-sensing Infersens launches first commercially available solution

Cambridge-based Infersens has launched Cortense, its first commercially available solution to transform Legionella risk management and dramatically cut water waste.

CSEM and ClexBio create a bioreactor for tissue-engineered cardiovascular implants

CSEM and ClexBio, a Nordic startup specialising in regenerative medicine, have developed an innovative bioreactor capable of cultivating human veins in the laboratory.

Varaha raises $8.7M to accelerate agricultural decarbonisation

Varaha, a pioneering full-stack climate-tech company that specialises in generating carbon credits from nature, announces it has raised $8.7 million.

Hydra: Plugging the Unnoticed Hole in Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity has emerged as a critical concern for businesses, yet an essential aspect frequently goes unnoticed. The widespread adoption of SaaS platforms by organisations exposes them to risks of espionage, sabotage, and GDPR breaches. Hydra has been introduced to mitigate these risks.

Startups challenged to help develop carbon capture tech

A pioneering international programme, which brings together tech startups and leading manufacturers in the pursuit of net zero, has launched.