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This virtual roundtable will bring together technology suppliers, digital leads and commissioners to support the development of minimum capabilities for sensor-based falls prevention and detection technologies in adult social care.
This year’s third commissioning call focuses on understanding future spectrum demand across emerging and underrepresented sectors.
Guest blog by Mike Wild is Health SME and Advisory at Littlefish Group
techUK is supporting an industry engagement programme led by Care City to develop a minimum capabilities framework for sensor-based falls prevention and detection technologies in adult social care. Suppliers are invited to contribute through interviews and workshops to help shape practical guidance that may inform future commissioning and assurance expectations across the sector.
This webinar explored how UK businesses can unlock opportunities in engineering biology, examining the current landscape, government priorities and the enablers needed to drive adoption and commercialisation. Speakers discussed strengths across the UK ecosystem, alongside regulatory, measurement and standards considerations shaping the future development of this frontier technology.
On 4 February, techUK hosted the latest instalment of its Quantum Readiness Series, bringing together experts from across the UK’s quantum ecosystem to explore how rapidly developing quantum technologies are moving from research into real‑world deployment.
Read our round-up of The Economist’s first annual Water Summit 2026.
Lee Larter, UK Pre‑Sales Director at Dell Technologies, explores how photonics and compound intelligence are driving innovation and shaping the future of defence.
Defence Programme Manager Jeremy Wimble looks back at the changes to UK Defence in 2025.
Guest blog by Martin Taylor, Co-Founder and Deputy CEO at Content Guru #LocalGovTransformation
Join us on 16 March for techUK’s annual Policy Conference, bringing together senior leaders from government, regulators, industry and academia to discuss the key issues shaping UK tech.
