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Innovative businesses and start-ups across Wales are set to benefit from a £40 million UK Government investment aimed at fast-tracking the development of innovations borne out of the Coronaviris crisis.
UK Business Secretary Alok Sharma has announced the UK Government is doubling investment in the Fast Start Competition with an additional £20 million.
Include among the businesses to receive the funding to date in Wales are Instructor Guru based in Cwmbran which is looking to model and develop a digital application to facilitate the use of Instructor Guru Ltd's proprietary software for management of orthopaedic recovery remotely, and more cost-efficiently, whilst improving patient care. Peter Bishop, Founder, said “We are very excited that Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency has chosen to support us to develop our solution, using AI to help patients and care providers with the orthopaedic recovery process.”
More information about the fund here
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