CW unveils five prize winners from IoTUK Boost competition

Cambridge Wireless (CW) has selected five prize winners to receive further incubation support from CW, SETsquared and IoTUK. In November 2015, CW was selected as a local partner for  the IoTUK Boost programme, covering  the South of England and focusing on health and social care technology. 

Aseptika (Activ8rlives) has developed the BuddyWOTCH medically-certified device to collect key vital signs and accurately forewarn of respiratory failure. The device uses apps, encrypted data, secure transmission via WiFi and cellular connection to healthcare teams. Altitude Tech has developed the Sensly indoor air quality sensors that uses on-board gas sensors to detect harmful compounds. 

Inclusive Media Solutions has developed the Q-View to enable people with cognitive disabilities to scan any item around the home with a smart device, which then plays a video of how to use it. Mvbii Ventures has developed the Zing wearable device, a watch and activity tracker that can be worn on the wrist, as a necklace or as a pebble in a pocket. It comes with a free app where users can set METs, calorie targets and view the results each day. 

NquiringMinds has developed the InterliNQ Secure IOT Sensor Suite, for both commercial and domestic properties. The suite includes energy monitors, CO2 sensors, temperature and humidity, boilers and PIR sensors, and allows data to be shared between multiple devices. 

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