Future Worlds, a start-up platform and incubator at the University, will be showcasing products to a global audience at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week (6-9 January).
Future Worlds will be demonstrating an innovative lighting technology called CurveStar and a long range wireless motion capture system called SharkStream and is looking for US mentors and investors interested in joining the Future Worlds network.
Future Worlds brings together aspiring staff and student innovators with entrepreneurs and industry experts. It comprises a web platform, an impressive network of mentors and a product incubator. Mentors include Chris Broad director of Apple Europe, Mike Payne founder of Solidworks and Shirin Dehghan who made an $85m cash exit from her startup Arieso in 2013.
You can read the full press release on the Electronics and Computer Science website.