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UK company 09299166, incorporated on 6 November 2014.
Consequential Robotics
Consequential Robotics is a service-robotics company developing solutions for applications in homecare, health, education, and lifestyle. The company's main focus is on developing assistive robotic systems that will enhance quality of life as people age.
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Company formed as a collaboration between the University of Sheffield and the Industrial Designer Sebastian Conran to commercialise developments in biomimetic and assistive robotics.
Consequential Robotics develops assistive and companion robots that are designed to exhibit safe, human-centred behaviour. The robots have applications in social care with regards to improving the quality of life of elderly people.
Consequential Robotics is launching its first product in 2016, a biomimetic mammal-like robot.
1 Apr 2021 to 31 Mar 2022
There is growing evidence that social robots able to interact with people through sound and touch, can help individuals cope with stress and anxiety. As robots are improved, they may also be able to provide other forms of social support for people in need of care, such as reducing the experience of depression and social isolation. This project builds on e...
1 Jun 2020 to 28 Feb 2021
This project will create a new e-learning environment for robotics, coding, and artificial intelligence (AI), using cloud computing, that is accessible to any student with a web browser. The environment will be low-cost and easy-to-use from home, school, college or university, and will promote STEM/digital education goals helping to prepare children, stud...
1 Aug 2017 to 30 Apr 2018
Consequential Robotics (CQR) is a new start-up founded to “enhance the experience of later life” by melding inspirational British design with state-of-the-art robotics. In fifteen years there will 50% more over 65s than there are today, and the proportion of older people in our society will continue to grow for some time after that. Robotic systems can he...
