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From: 5th Future of Wireless International Conference, Sessions B3, 1-2 July 2013, Cambridge

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Innovation Hothouse: Pitching to a Global Market and Growing Business Internationally

Panel Discussion

Session
Tuesday, 02 July 2013
00:00
Duration: 25 mins
Publication date: 02 Jul 2013
Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Part of event 5th Future of Wireless International Conference

About the session

This panel session features the "Discovering Start-Ups 2012" Competition winners looking at pitching innovations to a global market and growing business internationally

Channels

Communications

Communications

Sectors

Sectors

Speakers

Frank Mackel

Rohde & Schwarz UK Ltd., Managing Director
Rick Hillum

Smart Antenna Technologies (SAT, CEO

www.smartantennatech.comSmart Antenna Technologies (SAT) is a highly scalable emerging spinout company from the University of Birmingham. It has designed, developed and patented a range of real innovative smart leading-edge antenna technologies. The market for this technology is the portable device sector and in particular, the emerging 4G global cellular handset market.
Nick Tudor

D-RisQ Ltd, Business Director

www.drisq.comOur techniques reduce the development cost of complex systems and software by over 80% whilst maximising compliance to regulations. We do this through the automation of Formal Methods techniques and hiding the difficult mathematics. Our tools, Modelworksamp;#194;amp;#174; and CLawZ, provide analysis of systems of systems looking for non-compliance to behavioural specifications and ensure that the implementations of those systems in software absolutely comply with the specification. Through the early application of proof in a life cycle, the possibility of error introduction is removed and thus massively reduces cost and time to develop complex systems and software.
Jill Shaw

Anvil Semiconductors, CEO

www.anvil-semi.co.ukAnvil Semiconductors is developing Silicon Carbide devices for the power electronics market. The use of SiC instead of Si makes power systems more efficient, smaller, lighter, cheaper and more robust. Anvil's technology enables the production of SiC devices for the price of Si devices. Today they are 10X the price.