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By 2031, one in six people globally will be aged 60 or over – rising to one in four by 2050. As life expectancy increases, so does the need to support safe and independent mobility for older adults. In the UK, the number of drivers over the age of 65 is set to grow significantly over the coming decades. Yet older drivers often face barriers to accessing affordable motor insurance, as conventional models rely heavily on age as a risk factor.

Each year, the UK’s 4.4 million self-employed workers* must navigate a tax system that is complex, jargon-heavy, and constantly changing. Frequent policy updates make it hard to stay on top of what’s required, and getting support from HMRC can be time-consuming. Rather than offer meaningful support, existing online tools tend to prioritise form completion and box ticking.

A 5-part online programme designed to strengthen cross-border collaboration between UK and European stakeholders engaged in Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM).

Join us online, for this edition of the Funding Future Tech webinar series, spotlighting high-growth, innovation-driven sectors. This webinar will explore how secure digital infrastructure and data-driven innovation are shaping investable opportunities across the UK’s deeptech landscape.

Join Innovate UK for an exciting in-person event highlighting BridgeAI-funded Creative Industries projects, and have the chance to network with top industry experts and AI developers.

Join Innovate UK for an exciting in-person event highlighting BridgeAI-funded Construction projects, and have the chance to network with top industry experts and AI developers.

Join us in London for dynamic explorative discussions on a broad range of the most exciting new technological breakthroughs that could become part of everyday lives.

Join us for an exciting in-person event highlighting BridgeAI-funded Transport projects, and have the chance to network with top industry experts and AI developers.

A toolkit for local authorities to engage with businesses on actions benefitting people and planet. Developed in partnership with Climate Outreach and The Connectives as part of Innovate UK’s Net Zero Living programme.

Now in its 5th year the Global Research and Innovation in Plastics Sustainability conference GRIPS is focussed on bringing together companies, individuals and change makers to highlight the best international innovations and business models, which will lead to plastics being more sustainable globally.