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COnsumer MODels for Assisted Living (COMODAL) is an HDTI research project looking at the development of a consumer market for assisted living technologies for 'young' older people.
Within the Centre we can create any environment or situation – developing a melting pot of knowledge, skills and behavioural change. We bring learning and development to life. The activity hubs are self-contained environments which can be anything we make them – an office, hospital ward, community, site office, airport or nuclear reactor – they are that flexible.
Knowledge Exchange Framework - Local growth and regeneration
Knowledge Exchange Framework - Working with business
Our people are at the heart of everything we do – from the senior leadership, to academic staff, to our alumni, we have a community of people dedicated to healthcare professions.
Meet the Pro Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise & Innovation Paul Noon OBE.
DigiSpinWM: Innovation and Collaboration for the Future of Spin-Outs Event
Join leaders, innovators, and investors to explore DigiSpinWM’s impact on university spin-outs and regional innovation in the West Midlands.
Coventry University Enterprises Ltd (CUE Ltd), a commercial company within the Group, has collaborated with Dutch software developer XVR Simulation BV, a leading developer of simulation technology for education, training and assessment of safety and security professionals.
HORIBA MIRA Announces Construction of World-Class Skills Centre News
MIRA Technology Park - the UK’s leading automotive Technology Park and Enterprise Zone - has today announced the construction of the MIRA Technology Institute; a unique collaboration between HORIBA MIRA and some of the Midlands’ top education institutions, including Coventry University.
CUE are also responsible for the University’s award-winning Technology Park, a prestigious and highly supportive location for hi-tech and forward thinking knowledge-based companies. Coventry University Technology Park (CUTP) has a wide range of unit sizes from 17.3 to 804 sq m (186 to 8657 sq ft), in five different centres with flexible lease terms to meet the long-term growth profile of its clients and to assist in their progression.
Coventry University is delighted to announce it will be supporting the UK Civil Service with its training by joining the EY and KPMG supplier communities.
Why most SMEs aren’t recovering investment from Digital Transformation News
For businesses considering investing in new digital technology, Marcos share his insights on the route small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) should take.
Coventry University receives royal recognition for going the extra mile during the COVID-19 pandemic News
Coventry University is one of only 25 organisations to receive a prestigious UK Business Hero title for their work in the city and region during 2020.
Centre for Usable Home Technology
At the Centre for Usable Home Technology (CUHTec) we conduct research, consultancy, training and provide guidance on the use of Assistive Technology (AT) in the home.
Coventry University’s decision to further its commitment to cleaner mobility has led it to establish the Centre for Advanced Low Carbon Propulsion Systems (C-ALPS).
KPIT: Co-creation that drives value
The automotive industry is looking for ways to accelerate the upskilling of its engineering workforces to adapt to a changing market place that is becoming increasingly dominated by electric vehicles and autonomous driving. Coventry University’s partnership with global automotive technology company KPIT Technologies is aiming to create a solution to this by providing a glimpse into the future of how higher education can be delivered considering the future changes.
Coventry University Group selected as the first training provider for new technical skills programme in South Essex Research News
Coventry University has joined forces with Ford Motor Company, London Southend Airport, DP World, and the Association of South Essex Local Authorities (ASELA) to deliver high quality education and training solutions.
The Sustainable Building Futures project provides access to a number of events, ranging from focused topic workshops and networking events to new technology demonstration seminars. As there has been a high demand for these Workshops, priority will be given to eligible companies who meet the SME definition and who have not been previously supported by this project. Those who are returning clients will be placed on a waiting list, if places are available once booking has closed, you will be notified of an available place. However please note this may only be one or two days notice.
The Clean Futures Catalyst, led by Coventry University, aims to empower small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the region to develop and produce cleaner technologies within the transport sector.
With business support from Coventry University, Eatron Technologies has created AI-powered software designed to be used with a range of electric vehicles, helping to detect when the batteries within them might fail.
