Z-Pulse at Cambridge Tech Week
Z Pulse at Cambridge Tech Week On Wednesday, our CEO, Dr. Zeke Steer, and CTO, Dr. Bhaskar Dudem, exhibited at Innovation Alley event during Cambridge Tech Week. The live demo of the …
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Z-Pulse welcomes Udara Pulajith as Textile Engineer
We’re excited to introduce our Textile Engineer – Udara PulajithUdara brings over two decades of experience in performance apparel, wearable technology, and 💡 product innovation — a perfect fit for …
Z-Pulse welcomes Md Delowar Hussain as Electronics Engineer
We are pleased to welcome Md Delowar Hussain to Z Pulse as an Electronics Engineer! 🎉 He brings expertise in Triboelectric Nanogenerators (TENGs) and sustainable energy harvesting technologies for self-powered …
Z-Pulse welcomes Dr. Zeke Steer as CEO
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Zeke Steer as the new CEO of Z Pulse! (*note that this is a part-time posting initially to run concurrently with my full-time role …
Visit to the WSE E-Textile Innovations
It was a pleasure visiting the #WSE E-Textile Innovation Lab at @Winchester School, University of Southampton, with Professor Ravi Silva FREng CBE. We were truly inspired by the lab’s advanced #knitting and #weaving facilities, which are used for wearable #healthcare and well-being applications.
Attending Venturefest 2024
It was a great experience attending #venturefestsouth, which #InnovateUKICURe supported. Thanks to Rosy Jones for making this happen!
Surrey Research Park represent’s their community at Venturefest South 2024
We proudly represented our community today at Venturefest South 2024, where innovation, collaboration, and growth took centre stage.
People Power – A post from Jen Carswell
Another feature: this time about kinetic energy being converted into electricity. So your morning jog could power your smartwatch. As least in theory. A fascinating topic to research!
New nano-device could mean your run could power your electrical wearables
Your early morning run could soon help harvest enough electricity to power your wearable devices, thanks to new nanotechnology developed at the University of Surrey.
Visiting KYMIRA
We were pleased to visit #KYMIRA last week and provide our #TRIPULSE self-powered sensors developed at #AdvancedTechnologyInstitute #UniversityOfSurrey to support their #InnovateUK project on #fetalmonitoring.