Knowledge Centre

Higher education students increasingly rely on digital tools to engage with lectures, yet many face persistent barriers to fully accessing learning in equitable ways. Habitat Learn is an emerging ed-tech company focused on supporting students with a range of neurodiversities, through automating note-taking and captioning at scale.

MyPocketSkill is an online platform that enables young people aged 13-24 across the UK to earn money, build skills, and gain financial independence.

Innovate UK’s first AI-focused white paper sets out to answer a fundamental question facing UK organisations: do we have the skills needed to adopt AI effectively, responsibly and at scale?

UK-based software company Flexible Power Systems (FPS) are working to incorporate AI into emergency dispatch planning to improve the efficiency of fleet deployment.

SafeXtend is an AI‑powered virtual‑reality platform designed to transform how safety training is delivered in the construction industry. Recognised as the Best Construction Safety Training Platform 2026 by BUILD Magazine (Design & Build Awards), SafeXtend represents a leading innovation in digital construction safety and workforce training.

If you are part of a UK Broadcaster, now is the time to make your voice heard and help define what comes next for UK broadcasting. Please complete the Expression of Interest form by 28 July.

Innovate UK is inviting ambitious innovative companies to participate in its Global Business Innovation Programme (GBIP), consisting of a Get Ready preparation phase, followed by a market visit to Helsinki, Finland, with access to Slush 2026.

Crop Intellect is an innovative agri-tech company developing sustainable solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture whilst increasing crop productivity. Its flagship product, R-leaf, is a photocatalytic foliar treatment designed to convert Nitrogen oxides to Nitrate and remove the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide from the atmosphere.

Automotive manufacturers often rely on advanced computer simulations to test whether a component design will be strong enough and practical to produce. However, these simulations can be slow, expensive, and dependent on specialist expertise.

Join this event to find out about the upcoming Farming Futures – Automation and robotics competition, funded by the Defra Farming Innovation Programme and delivered in partnership with Innovate UK.