December 2019
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The latest technology to license from Oxford
Minimally invasive hip surgery device
A surgical tool to improve the surgical procedures and outcomes of revision hip arthroplasty.
Tuneable optical coatings
A new class of optical coating materials that is applicable across a broad range of solid-state displays and smart glasses.
Automated blood vessel reconstruction
A new algorithm using a novel point-cloud approach for robust and accurate reconstruction of 3D blood vessel trees.
AI driven soil-structure device
A sensor capable of measuring all parameters needed to fully quantify a soil-structure interface.
Simplifying evolutionary analyses for humans
and other species
Software that enables genome-wide genealogies in the form of trees that adapt to changes in local ancestry caused by recombination.
Growth prediction of abdominal aortic aneurysms
A novel approach to predict abdominal aortic aneurysm growth and its predicted uncertainty in the future.
Up-conversion for quantum computing applications
Highly integrated broadband up-converter system, using nonlinear transmission medium and dispersion control elements.
Foetal blood analysis during labour
A bespoke method to measure human foetal blood pH and reduce the need for operative deliveries.
Analysis platform for cellular tissues
A robust probabilistic segmentation method to analyse complex 3D cell models.
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