building, supporting and enabling the digital technology ecosystem
Renfrewshire Council is to install Internet of Things (IoT) technology in its social housing stock which measures temperature, humidity and carbon dioxide levels and provides early alerts on issues such as problems with ventilation and potential dampness. Scottish tech innovator iOpt was awarded
The technology from Glasgow-based firm Connect also allows hospitality firms to temporarily store the contact data of lead customers to assist with the country’s coronavirus tracing schemes. All indoor hospitality – banned in Scotland until 15 July – will be
Purview Services said it has invested £400,000 in the technology that can enable mass screening in areas of significant footfall such as airports, hospitals, shopping malls, train stations and stadiums. It also said all future assembly and manufacturing will be
The Money Dashboard Neon platform could help people connect their bank accounts and credit cards in one place, making saving and financial resilience more accessible for users. Money Dashboard has announced it will soon release of a new platform that will
A Glasgow history project exploring the hidden stories of Glasgow has unveiled new digital maps for people to explore the city’s past during lockdown. Ghost Signs of Glasgow is a volunteer-based project started by the Glasgow Heritage Trust which provides
A new campaign has been launched to encourage people to enjoy their local natural spaces. The new Think Health walking app for mobile phones has been created along with the Hike the Highlands challenge and is encouraging users to follow
Educational software company Klik2learn has signed a deal to help students at Scotland’s biggest college learn online and gain certifications remotely. The company founded by former schoolteacher Ann Attridge, from Skye, has developed a digital Learning Hub with City of Glasgow College. Glasgow-based
Charities across Scotland are getting a digital boost during lockdown from a motivated team of hi-tech volunteers called the Scottish Tech Army. Since its launch just over eight weeks ago, this 850-strong team of volunteers has helped over 70 organisations, many of them charities like
Online consumer reviews platform Trustpilot is to launch a global R&D and Innovation Hub which will create an initial 30 digital jobs in Edinburgh. The venture, which is being backed by a £1.8 million R&D grant from Scottish Enterprise, was described as an “epicentre”
The Sustainable Innovation Fund will help companies recovering from the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) keep their cutting-edge projects and ideas alive. Almost £200 million boost to help businesses across the UK drive forward cutting-edge new tech and recover from the
