Case Studies

Welbot

Welbot initially collaborated with the University of Strathclyde to understand how they could extract knowledge and insights from data and machine learning, especially around autonomous, self-teaching systems that can analyse data and provide insights to human behaviour. They then went on to work with both the University of Edinburgh and the University of Aberdeen.

Albyn Housing Society

Albyn Housing Society wanted to investigate the feasibility of offering Assisted Living Services to their vulnerable residents through the use of Assisted Living Technologies as part of their suite of services.

Envirodigital

Envirodigital seeks to encourage the combination of digital technology and creative innovation to help businesses reduce their, and their customer’s, energy and resource consumption and the associated carbon emissions.

Press Dont Panic Audio Alerts

Established in 2010, PDP Audio Alerts Ltd is a technology based manufacturing company principally set up around the creation of its flagship product, the Press Don’t Panic® audio button.

Super!Natural

Interface introduced Invereach to the University of Strathclyde to develop a branding strategy for their new Super!Natural energy drink.

Ian Russell Engineering Ltd

Ian Russell Engineering approached Interface for help in the development of the internal combustion engine

Adrok Ltd

Groundbreaking research conducted by leading Scottish academics and an Edinburgh imaging technology firm could revolutionise the way we currently map the Earth’s crust and help to determine earthquakes in the future.

Advanced Microwave Technologies Ltd

International food and drink processing is being revolutionised with Scottish technology from Advanced Microwave Technologies Ltd which maximises the shelf life, flavours and nutritional quality of everyday products. Following an introduction by Interface to Edinburgh’s Queen Margaret University (QMU) a long term and sustained partnership was established.

Aquamarine Power

Aquamarine Power were able to increase the economic viability of their Oyster device through academic investigation into alternative building materials. Interface introduced the firm to the University of Edinburgh, globally recognised for its achievements in research and development of wave energy technology.

Affirmints

Glasgow based Affirmints import and export high quality mints in specialised packaging.

442 Design

Interface matched 442 with Edinburgh Napier University to create a solar powered display pod for exhibitions and events. The new pods will save energy and reduce carbon emissions inline with 442's CSR policy.

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