Invention is an essential feature of business. The best inventions are created when you mix talented people playing to their strengths in an environment of open collaboration, working in partnership with clients and suppliers with a clear focus on commercial goals.
Exciting and varied work that makes a difference. A collaborative culture where you can take on complex technical challenges and deliver commercial impact. That's life at TTP.
The success of widespread diagnostic testing during the Covid-19 pandemic prompted predictions of a new era in point-of-care diagnostics. TTP commissioned a survey of frontline healthcare professionals to explore the possibilities.
Sensor fusion will be needed to unlock BVLOS, but achieving low SWAP-C is key to take “detect and avoid” to the next level. TTP went back to first principles to work out what is possible with different sensors.
Industrial biomanufacturing must forge ahead and invent its own process technology to scale up the production of food and materials.
We need to scale up green hydrogen electrolysers to meet the demands of a net zero world. The first step is to understand the scale of the challenge.
Innovation firm TTP to develop compact, lightweight and low-cost satcom terminal to integrate uncrewed aerial vehicles into commercial airspace, as part of the Inmarsat Iris programme
TTP plc (TTP), a leading independent technology and product development company, has today announced the launch of Cellular Origins, a TTP Company. Cellular Origins is a TTP spin-out, created to enable scalable, cost-effective and efficient manufacture of cell and gene therapies.
LEX Diagnostics (LEX) today announces the appointment of Ed Farrell as its new Chief Executive Officer. The company is revolutionising molecular point-of-care diagnostics with a step change in speed, sensitivity, and cost. LEX is developing a 5-minute multiplex PCR test to quickly determine the presence of infectious diseases including SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19), Influenza, Strep A, and RSV.
A significant percentage of the world's population still does not have access to the internet due to the economics and complexity of connecting rural and remote areas with terrestrial networks. This is something that 5G NTNs, otherwise known as 5G satellite communications, aims to change. Adrian Hillier, Head of Next G, provides key predictions of the challenges and opportunities that telecom and satcomm companies will be exploring in 2023.
