Their current prototype was created by piecing together six OLED panels, similarly to wall tiling, to construct a 3.6-metre-by-1.4-metre screen. With so much screen real estate at one’s disposal, the user can choose to have either a completely immersive wall-to-wall movie theater experience or opt for more of a desktop multi-tasking setup where one could open apps and video streams in separate windows. When not in use, the wall-sized screen displays reveals the natural ambient environment behind it, essentially blending in as wallpaper.”

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“I needed help with a funding application for an innovative digital service – and Casper was highly recommended to me by a contact who has worked with him several times before. My deadline was close but luckily Casper was able to reschedule his work so that he could help me. He quickly identified the real needs of the application, listened to my needs and was able to work hard to help me meet my deadline. Working with Casper has taught me a lot, that I will be sure to use in future applications. I will definitely work with Casper again and recommend anyone seeking funding to contact him!”

Zee West (Director, 42video)

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• Kathryn Simpson (Policy Advisor: Resource Efficiency and Resource Security, Defra) gave an informative overview of Defra’s Action Plan;
• Andrew Bloodworth (British Geological Survey) followed with a fascinating overview of the British Geological Survey’s work on Materials Security;
• Adrian Chapman (Oakdene Hollins) described Bottleneck Materials for Sustainable Energy Generation and the Role of By-production on Technology Metal Supply
• Dudley Kingsnorth (Curtin University) gave an insightful presentation about The Delicate Balancing Act of the Global Rare Earths Industry, including insight into the posiion of China and Rest of World (RoW)
• Finally, Mike Pitts (Chemistry Innovation KTN) discussed Opportunities in Europe.

I came away from the event with increased knowledge and made some great contacts with whom I hope to work in this important area. Thank you to all involved in the organisation!

Feasibility Studies are a great, low risk way of establishing the feasibility of innovative ideas. Where successful, these ideas could apply for Smart funding.

Feasibility Studies provides up to £25k grant funding for projects up to 3month projects that are worth up to £33k (i.e. TSB funds 75% of the total project cost). The inventor keeps all the IP!

The Feasibility Study competition opens today. (12th March)
Registration closes 4th April.
Deadline for applications 11th April.

Wax has a great track record in applications for Feasibility Study funding for some fantastic innovative projects. If you need any help with your application or project, please get in touch!