Mind Foundry Limited

Mind Foundry plans to research and develop the capability for taking multiple data inputs from multiple sensor types and utilising their inferences to demonstrate the potential for a single system to provide a unified operating picture. This approach will not only combine model inferences but move towards delivering a common uncertainty standard and data ...

The global infrastructure time bomb is ticking. Our society depends on a _huge amount of civil infrastructure built over hundreds of years,_ and _we face a perfect storm of ageing stock, static workforce headcount, and ever-increasing mobility requirements from society._ To sustain infrastructure provision, we must _maximise the service life of existing a...

Reaction time, vision and other faculties vital for safe control of road vehicles decline with age, leading to an increase in risk and in turn in motor insurance premiums, somewhat analogous to the other end of the scale where 17-25 year olds incur highest premiums due to their inexperience. While inexperience is generally universal for young drivers, the...

Quantum computers are a new type of powerful computer. They are based on building blocks called qubits. For quantum computers to work, we need to be able to control qubits in a predictable way. Controlling just one or two qubits is often the culmination of several years' work in a laboratory and can only be performed by highly trained researchers. Qubits ...

Mind Foundry is applying for an Innovate UK SMART Grant to provide funding for a critical area of AI innovation -- continuous metalearning. Continuous learning is an umbrella term for AI models that continue to learn and adapt after the point of deployment, not only about their task, but also about their own learning process, using data that they receive ...

The UK is the first major world economy to pledge net zero carbon emissions by 2050\. The achievement of this goal will require transformations in a number of sectors. To this end, sectors such as transport and urban planning, have embarked upon a nimble, focused and data-driven approach in addressing their challenges. The energy sector can undertake a si...

The UK is the first major economy to pledge net zero carbon emissions by 2050\. The achievement of this goal will require transformation in the energy sector. The application of cross-sectoral geospatial data, which combines location information with attribute and temporal information, can contribute to the evolution of the distributed energy paradigm. Th...

The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) models to all parts of the economy is exponentially expanding. The technology and infrastructure to gather, process and make inference from vast quantities of data is enabling governments, companies and individuals to augment their existing decision-making processes with machine learning models, opening the ...

The UK is the first major world economy to pledge net zero carbon emissions by 2050\. The achievement of this goal will require transformations in a number of sectors. To this end, sectors such as transport and urban planning, have embarked upon a nimble, focused and data-driven approach in addressing their challenges. The energy sector can undertake a si...

COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformations across our economy. Many companies successfully navigating the pandemic owe their resilience to unconstrained digitisation programs. Artificial intelligence (AI) lies at the heart of many of these transformations, and so the pandemic is growing, and will continue to grow the numbers of AI models being devel...

In the wake of COVID-19, businesses of all sizes will need loans to survive, rebuild, and grow their way back to economic success. Banks will be needed to release liquidity into the economy, making the right lending decisions without being biased towards or discriminating against any sections of the economy and our society. At the same time, these same ba...