‘Machine to Machine networking, white space radio and the internet of everything’

Don’t miss the next CHASE meeting, which takes place tonight (Monday March 5th; 7.30 for 8.00pm) at ARM , featuring Luke D'Arcy of Neul, talking about ‘Machine to Machine networking, white space radio and the internet of everything’.

Started in Cambridge in 2010 by a core team from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Neul aims to unify the fragmented world of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications, with the world's first white space radio system and a new, open M2M communications standard; Neul’s technology is designed to dramatically cut the costs of the spectrum, base stations and the terminals needed to set up a wide area wireless network by using white space radio.

The technology lets people build networks and applications that offer completely new kinds of devices, services and business models - 'an internet of everything.’

Luke D'Arcy, VP Marketing at Neul will be talking about the company its opportunities and the challenges it faces. Prior to joining Neul, Luke worked at Cambridge Consultants managing their cognitive radio business (including white space radio). Previously Luke worked at CSR with responsibility for their wireless audio and DSP businesses.

All interested are welcome, including those who are not yet members of CHASE. Free entry.

Please sign up here to attend 

 
Venue: ARM plc, Building 1, 110 Fulbourn Rd, Cambridge CB1 9NJ
(Building 1 is the main ARM HQ building at the end of the cul-de-sac (right at roundabout and first left after leaving Fulbourn Road).

7.30 pm for 8pm start

Please note: we don’t issue name/affiliation badges but you are encouraged to bring your own to aid networking.

 

Peter Howarth
Technology Business Development
[email protected]

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Technology Strategy Board Smart Award Scheme (previously “Grant for R & D”)

The next round of this Government competition, which part-funds market research and product development projects to support the commercialisation of new technology innovations from UK SMEs closes on May 31st - at high noon! Grants of up to 60% of project costs are available, depending on the development stage.

Having helped several clients to successfully apply for these grants as part of their product commercialisation projects, I have prepared a one page summary of the scheme, so if you would like a free copy, further information or advice, please get in touch or speak to me at the CHASE meeting:

 Peter Howarth,
Technology Business Development.
[email protected]
Tel (01223) 836924

 



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