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The technology connects to existing, on-site systems to automate real-time data collection and analysis. This leads to better informed decisions, more accurate predictions and the ability to generate standardised reports. It reduces costs associated with delays and mitigation processes caused by unmanaged environmental risk. 
Driven by artificial intelligence algorithms and advanced
signal processing, TG0’s platform technology can accurately detect variations
in touch across a single flexible surface. This allows its material to easily
sense pressure, location, speed, direction and movement allowing users to
engage in more intuitive ways.
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Clive
has a broad remit to direct and influence technology development and its
implementation within Quanta. He has also had direct responsibility for the
clinical evaluation and regulatory strategy of the haemodialysis machine, and
the engineering development of the extracorporeal pathway and currently leads a
team of over 50 engineers.
Professor David Cebon FREng is a professor of mechanical engineering
at the University of Cambridge and Director of the Cambridge Vehicle Dynamics
Consortium and the Centre for Sustainable Road Freight. He also leads the engineering
department’s Transport Research Group and its research theme 'Energy, Transport
and Urban Infrastructure'. His research
covers the mechanical, civil, and materials aspects of road transport
engineering. 
Supti was formally a management consultant at PA Consulting,
where she worked with international and regional governments to support their
trade and investment strategies. She was also part of Mayor Sadiq Khan's 2016
delegation to Chicago and New York as part of her role in supporting high
growth companies entering the US market for the first time. Supti holds a first
class degree and PhD in engineering from University College London and is mum
to an eight-year-old daughter.
Having trained in industrial design engineering (Edinburgh
Napier University 1974), Douglas progressed from hands on designer to the
management of design in the high-tech arena.
After a degree in electrical
engineering at the Technion and an MBA from INSEAD, David worked his way to senior management and
board level in a wide range of sectors including sustainability, construction,
life sciences, manufacturing, mobile telephony, cyber security and software. His
broad experience ranges from startups to public companies, from turnaround
missions and crisis management to business development and growth. 
Prior to joining Earth Capital, Richard was an Investment
Director with IBIS Asset Management Ltd, a London-based captive advisor to a large
Caribbean conglomerate. Richard was earlier a senior manager in the London office of
L.E.K. Consulting, a global strategy consultancy. During his five years with
LEK he provided due diligence advice, in numerous large cap and mid-market
private equity deals, and advised corporate clients on corporate strategy,
business unit growth strategy, process redesign and cost reduction programmes.
Dr Andrew Hosty FREng is an international leader
with over 15 years of non-executive board experience and 30 years of executive
and management experience, spanning private equity, UK Plc and global blue-chip
corporates. He is non-executive director of a companies including: RHI-Magnesita,
the global leader in the manufacture and supply of refractories; James
Cropper Plc, who create some of the world’s most distinctive and technically
advanced paper products; and Rights and Issues Investment Trust Plc, a
fund that focuses on small cap UK industrials. 
Before joining ViaSat Chris was
CEO of Stonewood Group, developers of state-of-the-art cyber products and
services. He is a retired Lieutenant
Colonel from the British Army and has worked within the challenging, high
threat cyber and communications environment for over 30 years. He holds a BSc
in computer science, MSc in design of computer systems and an MBA. He is a member of the UKspace trade
association and the National Security and Resilience Consortium, and is a chartered
engineer. 
Roy is an
aeronautical engineer and started his career at Alstom, developing algorithms
and models to estimate hardware costs of power generation gas turbines based
purely on, often novel, thermodynamic cycles. He has assessed innovation
ecosystems of the UK, published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development. He has also co-authored guides to support technology
developers in the UK automotive sector assess technology readiness levels and help
those in the biofuels sector to review pathways for second generation biofuels.
He’s appraised novel technology solutions for blue-chip clients, developed
proof of concepts and carried out due diligence activities to support investor
decision making. He is passionate about the UK and knowledge-intensive
companies, from software to deeptech.