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Tunstall Emergency Response collaborated with the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) through the Enterprise Ireland-supported COMAND Technology Gateway to explore the application of artificial intelligence and mobile sensing technologies to enhance fall detection and telecare services. The collaboration was delivered through an Enterprise Ireland Innovation Partnership project, supporting applied research and innovation between industry […]

Walton Institute at South East Technological University (SETU) is marking 30 years of ICT research and industry collaboration, highlighting its contribution to applied digital innovation in Ireland and across Europe. Established in 1996 as the Telecommunications Software & Systems Group (TSSG), the organisation has grown into one of Ireland’s largest applied ICT research institutes. Since

As part of our ‘Meet the Team’ series, we’re sharing interviews with members from across the Technology Gateway Network. Today, we’re pleased to introduce Billy Donovan, Business Development & Commercialisation at MET Technology Gateway. Tell us a bit about MET Technology Gateway? MET Technology Gateway is part of the Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Network and is based at Atlantic

Innovation can often begin with a single question: could research help solve a challenge in your business? For many SMEs, identifying opportunities for innovation or addressing operational and technical challenges can feel difficult without the right expertise or support. That is where the IMaR Technology Gateway’s Research Exploration programme provides an important first step. Based

As part of our ‘Meet the Team’ series, we’re sharing interviews with members from across the Technology Gateway Network. Today, we’re pleased to introduce Franklin Silva, Business Development & Software Engineer at COMAND Technology Gateway. Tell us a bit about your role in COMAND Technology Gateway? I work as a Business Development & Software Engineer within COMAND Technology

As manufacturing continues to push the boundaries of complexity, customisation and performance, precision engineering has become a key enabler of innovation. One of the clearest examples of this shift is the growing use of simultaneous 5‑axis CNC machining, a technology that allows manufacturers to produce components that would have been extremely difficult (if not impossible)

Last Wednesday, 25 March, the Midlands Park Hotel in Portlaoise hosted Accelerate Your Digital Transformation, a collaborative event delivered by the Applied IoT Cluster in partnership with Ireland’s European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIHs). The event brought together SMEs, public sector organisations and industry stakeholders to explore how Ireland’s innovation ecosystem can support digital transformation through

CABR Technology Gateway, in partnership with Enterprise Ireland has unveiled details of this year’s Cosmetics Innovation Forum, scheduled for Thursday, April 23rd at the Hodson Bay Hotel in Athlone. The event will cover a wide range of topics and participants will gain insights into key areas including formulation, research and development, intellectual property, branding, regulatory

Ireland’s innovation ecosystem is built on collaboration. For businesses navigating digital transformation, access to the right expertise, facilities and funding is critical. Two key supports available to Irish companies are the Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Network and Ireland’s network of European Digital Innovation Hubs Network (EDIHs). While these networks operate at national and European levels

Design+ welcomed transition year students from Tyndall College to the Design+ Applied Design Technology Gateway. The visit gave students the opportunity to learn more about design, engineering and innovation, while also highlighting potential career pathways in STEM.  Learning from Industry professionals The visit, held as part of Engineers Week, provided students with valuable insight into