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A next-generation, fully synthetic keratoprosthesis (KPro) has been developed to address severe corneal blindness in patients unsuitable for conventional corneal transplantation or existing KPros. Traditional osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (OOKP, “tooth-in-eye”) remains effective but is surgically complex, costly, and requires removal of a healthy tooth. This innovation replaces autologous tissue with a 3D-printed Ti6Al4V titanium lattice skirt engineered for optimal biointegration, paired with a polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) optical cylinder secured by a proprietary mechanical locking system. The device is off-the-shelf, sterilised, and designed for single-stage implantation beneath a buccal mucosa graft, significantly reducing patient burden and simplifying logistics. Preclinical rabbit studies demonstrated excellent biocompatibility and stable tissue integration. The procedure eliminates the need for dental/maxillofacial surgeons and long waiting periods, making it particularly valuable in low-resource settings. The ideal partners for this technology include medical device companies specialising in ophthalmology or surgical implants, contract manufacturers with ISO 13485 certification, and 3D printing companies experienced in producing medical-grade titanium components. Collaboration with such partners will support further development, regulatory approval, and commercial scaling of this next-generation keratoprosthesis for global deployment. 3D-Printed Ti6Al4V Titanium Skirt Porous lattice design for fibrovascular ingrowth and secure ocular fixation. PMMA Optical Cylinder High-clarity visual channel with a proprietary locking mechanism—no adhesives required. Surgical Advantages One-stage procedure, no tooth harvesting, reduced operative time, and improved reproducibility. Manufacturing & Deployment Additive manufacturing enables consistent quality and scalability. Supplied sterilised and ready for implantation. Primary Use: Treatment of severe corneal blindness due to multiple graft failures, trachoma, chemical burns, cicatricial conjunctivitis, and ocular graft-versus-host disease Replacement For: OOKP, Boston KPro Type II, and MICOF devices in patients with poor dental health or limited donor cornea availability. Cross-Disciplinary Potential: Platform technology for other 3D-printed implants in orthopaedics and craniofacial reconstruction. First fully synthetic KPro designed to replace OOKP. Eliminates need for donor or autologous tissue, avoiding tooth resorption and immune rejection risks. Single-stage surgery reduces patient morbidity, cost, and recovery time. High reproducibility and global accessibility through additive manufacturing. Off-the-shelf availability supports rapid deployment, including in resource-limited settings. This innovation offers a synthetic, cost-effective, accessible alternative optimised for extreme ocular surface disease. Medical device, End-stage corneal blindness, Keratoprosthesis, 3D Printing, Titanium alloy, OOKP Healthcare, Medical Devices

Effective tracking and management of Work-In-Progress (WIP) and inventory across a manufacturing facility are key to maintaining productivity and operational efficiency. Despite this, misplaced inventory and inefficient tracking remain common problems within the sector, leading to time wasted on locating items, losses due to unaccounted inventory, and ultimately, a reduction in productivity.  To tackle these challenges, an innovative solution has been developed that integrates advanced technologies, sophisticated hardware, and robust software features to optimize manufacturing operations. This solution provides real-time traceability of WIP and inventory throughout a factory, thereby reducing time wasted in locating items and preventing losses due to unaccounted inventory.  The solution seamlessly integrates with various systems including Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Preventive Maintenance (PM) systems, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. This integration capability allows it to trigger alerts, visualize processes, and reduce waste, thereby streamlining operations and minimizing inefficiencies.  The track and trace solution are an amalgamation of sophisticated state of the art hardware and software components – Hardware: Custom made racks and retrofits. LF/HF/UHF RFID for tagging and tracking. Barcode scanners for identification. Pick-to-Light systems for order picking. Weight sensors for inventory measurement. AI driven video analysis for surveillance and tracking. Software: Work in progress (WIP) tracking. Inventory management. Preventive maintenance (PM) material tracking. In line material ordering. Data analytics. The ideal collaboration partners for this solution would be manufacturing firms looking to optimize their operations, manufacturing execution system (MES) providers for system integration, hardware manufacturers for creating customized racks and hardware components, and technology companies focusing on RFID, AI, and data analytics. These partners would collectively contribute to the development, implementation, and continual enhancement of the track and trace solution. The track and trace solution has wide applicability across a multitude of manufacturing industries where tracking and managing of tools, parts, and Work-In-Progress (WIP) items is crucial. Key industries include semiconductor manufacturing, automotive production, aerospace manufacturing, and other large-scale industrial setups. In semiconductor manufacturing, it can be used to monitor the movement of sensitive materials like wafers and reticle masks. For the automotive and aerospace industries, it could be used to track the assembly of complex components, ensuring that all parts are accounted for and in the correct location. The system's flexibility allows it to be applied on both large and small scales, catering to a vast range of operational needs. Its potential applications aren't limited to the tracking of physical items; the data it gathers can also be used for predictive analytics, proactive replenishment of inventory, and enhanced forecasting, among others. Consequently, products that can be marketed based on this technology range from inventory management systems and predictive maintenance solutions to data analytics software. The complexity of manufacturing processes continues to rise, fuelling the need for innovative and advanced tracking and traceability solutions. The increasing emphasis on lean manufacturing, cost-cutting, and waste reduction are some of the driving forces behind this demand. Given these factors, the global market for such solutions is on an upward trajectory. As industries become more technologically reliant and digitized, the emphasis on precise, real-time tracking and traceability will only amplify. The market size, already sizable, is projected to witness substantial growth in the coming decade. This technology is particularly attractive to the market due to its multi-faceted benefits - it does not merely track and trace, but also integrates with existing systems, enhances forecasting, and significantly improves operational efficiency. It's robust set of features and the capability to address multiple pain points make it an appealing choice for businesses across the manufacturing sector. The track and trace solution provides a significant advancement over the current "State-of-the-Art". While traditional systems offer tracking and traceability, they often fall short when it comes to real-time data, seamless integration with existing systems, and the use of advanced technologies. This solution addresses these gaps by providing real-time tracking and traceability across the entire manufacturing process. This significantly reduces waste, enhances productivity, and improves operational efficiency.  In addition to superior tracking, this solution incorporates technologies like RFID and AI-based Video Analytics, providing unprecedented levels of precision and data insights. This also facilitates enhanced forecasting and inventory management capabilities, enabling businesses to better predict and meet their needs. The solution seamlessly integrates with existing Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Preventive Maintenance (PM) systems, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. This feature ensures that businesses can implement the solution without significant disruption and harness their current platforms to achieve better efficiency. Equipment, WIP, Material Control Infocomm, Video/Image Analysis & Computer Vision, Manufacturing, Assembly, Automation & Robotics, Robotics & Automation, Logistics, Inventory Management

Global plastic production now exceeds 350 million tonnes per year, yet less than 15% is recycled. At the same time, regulators and end-users across automotive, electronics, packaging and infrastructure sectors are demanding higher-quality recycled materials and longer service time for plastic-based products. Traditional evaluation methods—relying on elapsed time or destructive testing—cannot accurately capture the complex, use-dependent degradation patterns of plastic materials caused by varying usage environments and environmental stresses. To bridge this gap, the technology owner has developed a novel non-destructive diagnostic platform that combines wide-band optical spectroscopy with a proprietary AI deterioration-diagnosis engine, which is trained on accelerated-aging protocols and real-world usage histories. In just minutes, and without damaging samples or interrupting production, the system delivers high-precision assessment of plastic degradation levels, remaining-life prediction, and key material property characterization. This rapid, on-site solution provides critical insights for recycling, refurbishment and preventive maintenance—driving down costs through extended, reliable plastic use and contributes meaningfully to sustainability goals and circular economy initiatives. The technology owner is seeking industrial & business partners in plastic recycling, consumer electronics refurbishment, recycled-plastic manufacturing, and infrastructure maintenance to pilot and co-develop real-world applications. Accelerated-Testing Know-How for AI Training Proprietary protocols reproduce a wide range of plastics & deterioration states Generates high-fidelity spectral and physical-property datasets for AI model training Advanced Lifetime-Prediction Models Integrates actual plastic usage data (thermal, fatigue, creep) into theoretical formular for lifespan prediction Achieve high accuracy in predicting remaining plastic lifetime under real-life conditions AI-Based Model Selection Algorithm Extracts plastic type, degradation stress and environmental conditions directly from optical spectra data Dynamically assigns the optimal AI model to accurate lifetime prediction Hyperspectral Imaging Platform Wide-band camera captures molecular-scale structural changes Produces quantitative “health maps” that visualize the distribution of degradation This diagnostic solution can be deployed across various industries and use-cases: Recycling: Sorting and grading of post-consumer and industrial plastic waste to improve recycled-plastic quality Refurbishment: Inspecting and qualifying plastic components during repair or reuse processes Infrastructure Preventive Maintenance: Condition assessment of plastic-based assets such as enclosures, tanks, and pipings Manufacturing Quality Control: In-line or post-production quality assurance of plastic components Customer can reduce inspection time, minimize unnecessary part replacements, and extend service life. It leads to maintaining global competitiveness and creating environmental value. Rapid, Non-Destructive Diagnostics: On-site and damage-free evaluation within minutes—no sampling, no downtime Scalable to Multiple Materials: Designed for plastics today, with planned extensions to metals and wood in future Quantitative Degradation Mapping: Visual health maps pinpoint both overall and localised deterioration Actionable Lifetime Predictions: Outputs include strength and color‐change metrics as well as residual life estimates Resin, Lifetime, Material Properties, Deterioration, Long-term use of products, Recycled resin, AI model, Optical spectrum, Deterioration diagnosis, Non-destructive testing, Prediction, Refurbishment, Maintenance, Diagnosis Materials, Plastics & Elastomers, Infocomm, Artificial Intelligence, Chemicals, Polymers, Waste Management & Recycling, Industrial Waste Management, Sustainability, Circular Economy

This flexible sensor technology enables precise detection of angular displacement and bending within a lightweight, thin, and conformable form factor. Available in both one-axis and two-axis versions to suit different motion sensing needs, the sensors operate on differential capacitive measurement, delivering zero-drift performance for high stability and long-term reliability. Engineered using advanced material technologies, this sensor platform features a thin, low-profile construction with skin- and fabric-compatible adhesion, making it ideal for seamless integration into wearables, human-machine interfaces, and motion tracking systems. Its high durability supports repeated bending cycles, while customizable geometries allow tailored solutions for diverse application needs, enabling real-time motion insights. This technology is well-suited for collaboration with a wide range of partners, including medical and rehabilitation centers, sports and fitness companies, robotics and exoskeleton developers, AR/VR interface designers, infrastructure solution providers, and research institutions. The preferred mode of engagement is R&D collaboration, aimed at co-developing and adapting the sensor platform to meet specific industry or application needs. This advanced flexible sensor technology is built with highly flexible, soft silicone elastomer that allows unrestricted bending while maintaining resistance to water and extreme temperatures. Custom designs are available to meet the specific needs of advanced sensing applications. The one-axis sensor can simultaneously measure bending and stretch by measuring capacitance changes due to sensor deformation. Built with layered insulating and capacitive materials, it ensures consistent and repeatable outputs even under dynamic conditions. The two-axis sensor captures bending in two directions using a similar capacitance-based approach. It enables high-resolution angle tracking across flexible axes, supporting use cases such as joint monitoring, gesture recognition, and movement analysis. The device is designed to measure angular displacement with a high degree of precision, offering a repeatability of 0.18°. It operates with very low power consumption, requiring approximately 1 milliwatt. In terms of durability, the device is capable of withstanding over 10,000 bending cycles, ensuring long-term performance. It features a slim profile with a thickness of just 1.3 millimeters and supports a bending range from 0° to 180°, making it suitable for applications requiring flexible motion detection. The wearable sensor market is expected to exceed USD 3 billion by 2028, driven by rising demand for advanced motion sensing across industries. With its thin profile, flexibility, durability, and real-time responsiveness, this technology offers scalable, customizable solutions that outperform rigid sensors. Beyond wearables, its adaptability supports a wide range of modern, connected applications. Key use cases across multiple sectors are outlined below. Healthcare/Rehabilitation The sensors enable real-time joint angle and posture monitoring, supporting applications such as smart rehabilitation braces, posture-correcting wearables, and gait-tracking insoles. They also power fall-detection patches for elderly care, providing accurate, continuous motion data for rehabilitation and patient safety. Sports and Fitness The sensors enable precise motion tracking to optimize performance and reduce injury risk. Their flexibility and low-profile design make them ideal for seamless integration into wearable athletic gear and smart textiles. AR/VR The sensors enable gesture recognition and motion-based control for intuitive human–machine interaction, including finger movement detection in VR gloves and gesture-responsive control in AR/VR interfaces. Robotics The sensors monitor joint articulation in exoskeletons and soft robotics, enabling precise motion tracking and embedded control. They also support movement monitoring and anomaly detection in industrial robots. Infrastructure The sensors detect structural deformation in bridges, buildings, tunnels, and other infrastructure. This technology delivers an ideal balance of comfort, precision, and durability, outperforming conventional systems for wearable and real-time sensing applications. Unlike traditional flex sensors, this sensor technology produces repeatable and precise angular output regardless of path, bending radius, or strain. Due to its flexibility, thinness, and compact size, the sensor is suitable for measuring both small and large deformations across various objects and surfaces. Its compact form enables unobtrusive integration without restricting the natural movement or deformation of objects. Capable of instantly capturing complex motion and deformation for real-time display and rapid data access. Even when implemented on a moving object, the sensors can accurately measure without speed dependency. Constructed with silicone elastomer for adaptability in a wide range of environmental conditions. Capable of monitoring targets in environments where optical systems like cameras are ineffective. Flexible Sensor Technology, Real-Time Motion Tracking, Angular Displacement, Bending, Wearable, Health Monitoring, Rehabilitation, Sports Performance, Robotics, AR/VR, Infrastructure Electronics, Sensors & Instrumentation, Infocomm, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality & Computer-Simulated Environments, Healthcare, Medical Devices, Robotics & Automation, Wearable Technology

As climate change accelerates, rising temperatures and extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and severe. Heat stress has become a critical health and safety concern worldwide—particularly for outdoor workers in sectors like construction and landscaping, as well as for athletes and individuals in high-exertion environments. In recent years, cases of heat stroke, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses have been on the rise, highlighting the need for a more proactive and automated approach to heat monitoring. Traditional manual monitoring often relies on general weather forecasts, which are insufficient—especially in high-heat environments. Without early warning systems, heat stress can go undetected and lead to serious health risks. This automated WGBT (Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature) system provides hourly readings and triggers real-time alerts when conditions exceed safe thresholds. This helps prevent heat strokes before they become life-threatening. The system enables organizations and sports clubs to respond promptly, encouraging individuals to rest and hydrate as conditions change. Data is accessible via mobile devices or web dashboards, with support for multiple deployment sites. Each location is color-coded by temperature levels for easy recognition and rapid decision-making. This all-in-one Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) monitoring system is pre-configured and deployment-ready, delivering real-time heat stress analysis across diverse environments. It features a factory-calibrated WBGT sensor, solar panels, an edge gateway with 4G/Wi-Fi connectivity, and a built-in battery—ensuring uninterrupted operation, even in off-grid locations. Equipped with automated alerts and notifications, the system instantly notifies users when heat conditions exceed safe thresholds, enabling timely and proactive interventions. A centralized dashboard supports multiple deployment sites and includes color-coded indicators for quick recognition and decision-making. All data is securely hosted on AWS or Google Cloud, allowing organizations to track trends and enhance safety protocols. Ideal Collaborators This solution is well-suited for companies and organizations operating in heat-intensive or outdoor, labor-intensive environments that require hourly or daily heat stress alerts to safeguard worker health and maintain operational safety. Smart Cities & IoT Integrators – Integrating WBGT data into broader environmental sensing networks Construction & Landscaping – Protecting outdoor workers from extreme heat Sports & Athletics – Helping athletes and coaches manage workloads in real time Industrial & Manufacturing – Enhancing safety in high-heat environments (e.g., foundries, food processing) Emergency & Military Operations – Supporting personnel safety in extreme or mission-critical conditions Besides the above, the solution can be extended beyond WBGT monitoring to support additional environmental measurements, such as: Weather conditions, humidity, noise levels, and gas concentrations (measured in parts per million, PPM) Water turbidity and water levels It can also be equipped with batteries and configured for automation based on trigger events. For example: If temperatures exceed safe thresholds, an alarm can be activated to prompt workers to stop operations. In areas prone to forest fires, an automated sprinkler system can be connected to a nearby water source and programmed to activate or deactivate at defined intervals. Traditionally, WBGT monitoring has been conducted manually, requiring personnel to take measurements for 15 minutes every hour and then manually notify teams at various locations to rest and hydrate. This process is not only labor-intensive but also inefficient, with potential delays in response times. Now, with an automated, unified platform, supervisors and company leaders can remotely monitor all deployments and weather conditions in real-time. This ensures instant alerts when heat thresholds are exceeded, reducing the risk of heat-related illnesses. Additionally, all collected data is securely stored, allowing organizations to track trends, analyse historical records in the event of heat stroke incidents, and refine workplace safety policies based on location-specific risks. A key Unique Value Proposition (UVP) of this system is its ability to integrate with various devices, as long as their communication protocols are compatible, giving clients greater visibility and customization over their monitoring needs. For example, organizations can: Add alarms that sound when temperatures become dangerously high Integrate CCTVs to monitor worker conditions in high-risk areas Expand data collection to include additional environmental factors Integrate heat stroke sensors to assess heat risk in selected regions or areas This scalable and adaptable solution not only enhances workplace safety but also helps organizations improve efficiency, ensure compliance, and manage risks—while minimizing manual labor costs. Health & Safety Compliance, Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature, Heat Stress Monitoring, Risk & Cost Management Electronics, Sensors & Instrumentation, Personal Care, Wellness & Spa, Infocomm, Internet of Things

This offer presents two complementary augmented reality (AR) smart glasses solutions that harness voice-activated AI and ergonomic wearability to support hands-free interaction in real-world environments. These solutions differ in display capability and interaction modes, enabling fit-for-purpose deployment across both functional and experiential domains. The Enterprise AR solution is tailored for enterprise productivity, multilingual communication, and contextual information retrieval, making it suitable for operational and knowledge-intensive environments. The Entertainment AR solution focuses on high-fidelity visual experiences, addressing needs in media-rich, collaborative, or training settings. Both solutions offer voice-based AI interaction, privacy protection, and adaptable hardware, and can be integrated into existing digital ecosystems through configurable APIs or platform connectors. The technology developer is seeking to engage with partners across sectors such as healthcare, logistics, education, tourism, and retail. Potential collaborations include piloting the AR solutions in real-world use cases, co-developing tailored applications or AI interfaces, and exploring regional go-to-market opportunities. Opportunities also exist for research partnerships to enhance device functionality, user experience, and integration with industry-specific systems. The AR glasses are designed to support hands-free, real-time access to digital content in dynamic settings. With a lightweight and ergonomic form factor, they are suitable for prolonged daily use across both indoor and outdoor environments. Users interact with the system through built-in voice-enabled AI, allowing natural language commands for tasks such as translation, navigation, information retrieval, and media playback. The glasses can be configured to integrate with enterprise platforms, enabling seamless access to calendars, dashboards, and document repositories. Visual information is displayed directly within the user’s field of view through high-resolution optical displays. Privacy is ensured with user-only visibility and encrypted data handling. Adjustable lens frames and optional shading enhance comfort and accessibility for a wide range of users. These AR glasses can be deployed across diverse sectors where real-time access to information, immersive content, and hands-free communication are valued. Healthcare: Visualise medical records, SOPs, or training materials through voice prompts; support for patient communication via live translation and privacy-protected display. Field Operations and Logistics: Access dashboards, checklists, or navigation guidance through voice-controlled AR overlays; streamline hands-free workflows and remote support. Retail and Customer Service: Equip frontline staff with real-time product knowledge, automated translation tools, or digital sales prompts to improve customer interaction. Education and Training: Enable learners to receive multimedia instructions, follow guided demonstrations, or engage in scenario-based simulations using AR content. Tourism and Navigation: Offer real-time interpretation, site information, or local recommendations overlaid in the user’s field of view for enhanced travel experiences. Enterprise Productivity: Use as a wearable interface for querying internal documents or dashboards, teleprompting during presentations, or integrating with calendars and data systems. Complementary Deployment Options: Two distinct AR solutions tailored to productivity-driven and media-intensive use cases Voice-First Interface: Natural language interaction across both solutions, reducing reliance on handheld or touchscreen inputs Secure, Private Use: Display output designed for individual view, with secure transmission protocols for sensitive content Open Integration: Configurable to enterprise data platforms and document management systems via APIs or SDKs All-Day Comfort: Sub-65g weight for prolonged wear in active environments AR, Smart Glasses, Voice-AI Interaction, Remote Colllaboration Electronics, Display, Infocomm, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality & Computer-Simulated Environments, Enterprise & Productivity, Interactive Digital Media & Multimedia, Wearable Technology

In hydroponics, plants receive nutrients directly from a water-based solution. pH affects how well plants can absorb these nutrients. If the pH is too high (alkaline) or too low (acidic), certain nutrients become chemically unavailable, leading to deficiencies even if the nutrients are present. To adjust the pH, hydroponic farmers have to use pH up solution (commonly potassium hydroxide or potassium carbonate) or pH down solution (commonly phosphoric or nitric acid), which adds cost, increases safety risks and utilises resources like time, manpower and storage space. This innovation combines Electrolysed Water (EW) with an Internet of Things (IoT) system to autonomously adjust pH to improve vegetable health, optimise plant growth, and reduce algae without the use of chemicals. The solution features a modular chamber setup, precise EW control, and real-time environmental monitoring. The technology addresses the common challenges of uneven plant growth, algae outbreaks, and chemical handling in urban agriculture. The Electrolysed Water (EW) system is capable of adjusting water pH levels from acidic to alkaline without chemicals. An integrated IoT system with sensors for pH, EC, water temperature, humidity, light lux, CO₂, and atmospheric pressure. Enhances germination and plant height of leafy greens, microgreens and algae significantly. Five modular, human-sized growth chambers with protocols for immediate test-bedding and optimisation Urban farms and vertical farming systems Indoor hydroponics and aquaponics setups Algae control in closed-loop water systems Educational training for smart farming and sustainable agri-tech Food packaging films (for shelf-life extension studies) Government agencies focusing on chemical reduction in agriculture This technology offers a chemical-free, safe alternative for pH control in agriculture. The use of EW eliminates the need for acids or alkalis, reducing handling risks and removing the need for chemical storage. IoT integration allows remote monitoring and automation, optimising plant conditions in real-time. The system improves plant health, enhances yield, and controls algae naturally, providing a return on investment within the near term through savings on chemicals, training, and space. Smart Farming, IoT in Agriculture, Hydroponics, Urban Agriculture, Algae Control, Sustainable Farming, Chemical-Free Farming, Smart pH Control, Indoor Vertical Farming, Electrolysed Water Sustainability, Circular Economy

This technology solution empowers organisations to easily calculate and visualise their Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions by responding to a series of straightforward, user-friendly questions. It provides a powerful and accessible starting point for companies seeking to understand and manage their carbon footprint, enabling them to make informed decisions toward sustainability goals. By simplifying the often complex emissions tracking process, this solution supports businesses of all sizes in taking meaningful first steps on their journey towards environmental responsibility and climate action.  This solution is accessible to all users looking to understand their carbon footprint. This technology solution simplifies the process of carbon footprint calculation by guiding users through a series of easy-to-understand questions about their business activities. The collected information is automatically converted into measurable carbon emissions data. Users can access and explore this data through an intuitive online analytics tool, gaining valuable insights into both their organisation’s direct emissions (Scope 1) and the emissions associated with purchased energy (Scope 2). This powerful platform enables businesses to better understand their environmental impact and take informed steps towards more sustainable operations.  This solution follows the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which is globally recognised and the most widely used framework for carbon footprinting. By leveraging the software, you can easily determine whether your organisation is required to report under the National Environment Agency (NEA)’s Measurement and Reporting (M&R) requirements.    The software features an online survey that matches user responses to an emissions factor database and presents the analysis on a dashboard. It is designed for any organisation, across any sector, that is taking its first steps in measuring and reporting carbon emissions. This solution makes carbon footprint measurement truly accessible and easy to use for anyone — no industry or technical knowledge is required. By answering a few simple questions, any organisation can quickly generate a credible Scope 1 and 2 carbon footprint, supported by powerful analysis and visualisation tools. The powerful analysis converts the answers to your questions into the internationally recognised GHG Protocol Framework. From there, you can view an overview of your direct emissions and break them down by emission source and location—particularly useful for multi-site organisations. The same can be done for your purchased electricity and/or cooling. By understanding your organisation’s emission levels, you can begin taking steps to reduce them. Use this Scope 1 and 2 analysis as the foundation of your carbon measurement and reduction strategy. Software as a Service (SAAS), Carbon Calculator, Carbon Footprint, Carbon Emissions Reporting, Scope 1 and 2 Reporting, Analytics, Climate Tech Sustainability, Low Carbon Economy

This technology provides a secure and privacy-preserving digital infrastructure for traceability, regulatory compliance, and sustainability verification across global supply chains. It was developed in response to tightening international regulations, such as those in the European Union, which require companies to disclose detailed product and material data through digital passports. The solution addresses key challenges in supply chain management, including fragmented data systems, unverifiable sustainability claims, and inefficient audit processes. It enables companies to log, verify, and share trusted data across all tiers of the supply chain. Applicable to industries such as electronics, batteries, construction materials, and textiles, this technology supports compliance with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) requirements. It transforms compliance into a competitive advantage, enhancing transparency, reducing risk, and enabling access to sustainability-linked market benefits such as green premiums. The need for such a solution is underscored by growing global regulatory pressure and operational gaps: studies show that over 70% of companies lack visibility beyond Tier 1 suppliers, and the incidence of greenwashing-related penalties has risen sharply in recent years. The technology owner is seeking R&D collaborations, test-bedding partners, and licensing opportunities to co-develop new use cases and expand industry applications. The solution consists of a web-based software platform and an API (Application Programming Interface) toolkit that enables users to create, publish, and update digital product passports linked to physical products or materials. It is designed for seamless integration with enterprise systems such as ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) platforms, supporting global standards including GS1 identifiers, QR codes, and RFID/NFC (Radio Frequency Identification / Near-Field Communication) tags. Data integrity and transparency are ensured through anchoring on a permissionless blockchain, with a built-in 20-year record-keeping capability to meet long-term regulatory requirements. The system incorporates AI-driven gap detection to flag inconsistencies and offers optional peer-to-peer audits for enhanced data verification. The overall architecture is built to support privacy, interoperability, and future-proof compliance, particularly with evolving EU sustainability and product traceability regulations. This technology can be deployed across industries regulated under the ESPR and Chinese Carbon Product Framework which includes:  Electric vehicle batteries Construction products Textiles and apparel  Consumer electronics Packaging materials    It allows companies to meet due diligence requirements, enhance ESG reporting, and access sustainability-linked financing or carbon credit schemes. With digital product passport regulation becoming mandatory in the EU and likely replicated in other regions, the solution is well-positioned to capture early-adopter markets in Asia and Europe. An annual volume of 1.5 billion DPPs is expected to be issued in Europe alone. Unlike generic traceability tools or ESG dashboards, this technology is purpose-built for regulatory-grade data. It combines digital verification, automated compliance, and product-level environmental insights into a single, unified passport that is auditable, updatable, and anchored on blockchain. It offers manufacturers and brands a scalable, neutral solution to verify sustainability data without revealing sensitive trade information, effectively transforming compliance into a monetisable data asset. blockchain, digital passport, infocomm, materials, manufacturing, traceability Infocomm, Blockchain & Other Distributed Ledgers