The line up for the REAP 2022 Start-up Showcase is carefully curated and kept secret until the day – but previous participants are making waves across the industry. 14 of the companies featured have raised over £92 Million in the last 3 years. Here we revisit a few to ask: ‘what happened next?’
Breedr, Small Robot Company and Cellular Agriculture were among the top global agri-tech companies listed in the FoodTech 500 report by Forward Fooding.
Barn4, a purpose-built Cambridge agritech incubator that will give start-ups access to sector specific expertise and laboratory facilities is to be co-located on the NIAB Park Farm site in Histon. Tenants will be benefit from access to the recently redeveloped Park Farm field research station, which includes two new large research and office buildings and state-of-the-art research glasshouses.
GRAVITY Challenge Innovator Briefing on 22nd July will provide an overview of the GRAVITY Challenge which provides unique access to earth observation and satellite datasets for those passionate about creating neat solutions to big problems
Agri-TechE was approached by Deloitte to help promote the Australian Gravity Challenge: Adopting Space Technologies Down on Earth, an innovation programme facilitating access to satellite data. Agrimetrics helped to set the challenge, see them in the REAP2020 TechHub.
The agri-tech innovation pipeline remains full, and the need for activities to help showcase new, evidence-based opportunities to farmers has probably never been stronger. However the relationship between tech developer and early adopter needs to managed carefully to ensure both partners gain mutual benefit.
Early stage companies or university spinouts with a great business idea that will reduce waste and food surplus are being offered the opportunity to join the Eastern Agri-Tech Innovation Hub.
The REAP technology exhibition showcase new innovations, technologies and equipment that will transform the industry. Here is an overview of some of our exhibitors this
A new era of innovation in agri-food is opening with the announcement of a new funding call from UK Research and Innovation. This is an
Could early sight of transformative innovation by regulators and consistent standards help to drive innovation? With the wealth of emerging new agricultural technologies, products and
It is time for change – acting fast and making minimal interventions can reduce the use of inputs such as water, fertiliser or plant protection,
I don’t think it’s an unfair generalisation to say that the younger generation are more technologically interested and astute, says Thomas Mountain