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Companies that create technology and SaaS platforms that marketers use to target, design, deliver and review the effectiveness of their advertising.
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AdTech: AdExchange72 companies
Companies creating a digital marketplace where advertisers and publishers can interact
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AdTech: Advertisers104 companies
Companies providing technology enabling advertisers to reach audiences and offer products/services
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AdTech: Data Management and Analysis196 companies
Companies offering online platforms that support data analytics and management for advertisers and publishers
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AdTech: Programmatic Platforms90 companies
Companies providing online platforms that automatically buy and sell online advertising
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AdTech: Publishers150 companies
Companies that offer technology to those that sell or hire online space for advertisement purposes
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Companies using the most innovative technologies and processes to increase productivity, often in the highest value-add parts of manufacturing sectors.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Advanced Measurement217 companies
Companies which can complete the measurement of workpieces between operations with high speed, high efficiency, high accuracy and high flexibility.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Artificial Intelligence470 companies
Companies leveraging AI and machine learning, manufacturers can improve operational efficiency, launch new products, customize product designs and plan future financial action.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Augmented and Virtual Reality165 companies
Enhancing and augmenting existing product and service design and enabling entirely new techniques using virtual worlds
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Advanced Manufacturing: Coating Tech1035 companies
Companies offering services for covering that is applied to the surface of an object, usually referred to as the substrate. The purpose of applying the coating may be decorative, functional, or both.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Computer Aided Manufacturing1873 companies
Companies using software and computer-controlled machinery to automate a manufacturing process.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Cutting and Machining857 companies
Cutting is a technique where the operator moves a material (workpiece) such as metal and the tool in relation to each other in order to shape the workpiece into the desired form through shaving, drilling, etc
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Advanced Manufacturing: Data Services393 companies
Companies using data to drive efficient and responsive production systems.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Digital Design1438 companies
Digital Design, Manufacturing & Services (DDMS) is a digital-first approach to the way products are designed, manufactured and operated.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Digital Twins99 companies
The digital twin is a virtual representation of the as-designed, as-built, and as-maintained physical product
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Advanced Manufacturing: Forging1282 companies
Forging is a manufacturing process involving the shaping of a metal through hammering, pressing, or rolling.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Forming1288 companies
Forming is a mechanical process used in manufacturing industries wherein materials (mostly metals) undergo plastic deformations and acquire required shapes and sizes by application of suitable stresses such as compression, shear and tension
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Advanced Manufacturing: Industrial IoT410 companies
The industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to interconnected sensors, instruments, and other devices networked together with computers’ industrial applications.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Moulding458 companies
A process that involves shaping a liquid or malleable raw material by using a fixed frame; known as either a mould or a matrix.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Prototyping1427 companies
Companies creating early samples, models, or releases of a product built to test a concept or process.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Robotics and Automation772 companies
Robotic Process Automation, or RPA, is software that is integrated with business processes in order to automate certain activities, minimize human errors, and maximize productivity
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Companies involved in Advanced Materials Innovation and development. This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between DSIT policy experts, analysts, and external subject matter experts. The development of this RTIC ran concurrently to National Materials Innovation Strategy (Royce Institute), identifying companies specifically focusing on advanced materials. To understand the taxonomy or the caveats associated with the RTIC do get in touch with the DSIT Advanced Materials team or with Data City. The current RTIC will have future updates, if and when there are new sources that are brought to the attention of the DSIT Advanced Materials team or DSIT deem the list to need a substantive update due to time elapsed or if there are new subsectors to include.
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Advanced Materials: 2D Materials and Other Nanomaterials124 companies
Companies developing material with any external dimension in the nanoscale (length range from 1 atomic layer to 100 nm) or having internal structure or surface structure in the nanoscale. (NOTE this doesn’t cover smart dust, as smart dust is several orders of magnitude larger than the nanoscale and so isn’t a nanomaterial)
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Advanced Materials: Advanced Composites179 companies
Companies developing filament and matrix system with significant improvements in properties or performance.
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Advanced Materials: Emerging Functional Materials80 companies
Any new material, or a material applied for new purposes, that provides intrinsic functionality beyond structural.
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Advanced Materials: Metal Alloys294 companies
Combination of more than one metal, where the alloy has a metal as the principal element. (NOTE this assumes the ‘single crystal nickel’ is referring to single crystal nickel superalloys, rather than a single crystal of nickel).
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Advanced Materials: Polymers162 companies
Polymers are materials made of long, repeating chains of molecules. The materials have unique properties, depending on the type of molecules being bonded and how they are bonded. Some polymers bend and stretch, like rubber and polyester. Others are hard and tough, like epoxies and glass.
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Advanced Materials: Textiles87 companies
Textile is an umbrella term that includes various fiber-based materials, including fibers, yarns, filaments, threads, different fabric types, etc.
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Companies providing marketing, advertising and product promotion and sales services.
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Agency Market: Analytics385 companies
Companies providing analytics products or services oriented to marketing purposes.
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Agency Market: Branding2522 companies
Companies offering products or services aimed towards the definition and reinforcement of commercial brands
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Agency Market: Creative2716 companies
Companies specialised in the design of strategies and resources (i.e., imagery or video) to attract audiences.
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Agency Market: Customer Relationship Management342 companies
Companies providing services, tactics and technologies to improve the interaction between businesses and clients.
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Agency Market: Digital Transformation163 companies
Companies focused on the desing of technologies and implementation strategies for further digitalisation of marketing practices.
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Agency Market: E-commerce platforms1640 companies
Companies providing services and technologies to allow third parties to sell online.
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Agency Market: Performance Marketing2418 companies
Companies providing digital marketing products such as Pay Per Click, Search Engine Optimisation or Conversion Rate Optimisation.
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Agency Market: Public Relations1504 companies
Companies designing strategic communications to maintain and strengthen the links with clients and audiences.
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Agency Market: Social Media544 companies
Companies specialised in the commercialisation of products and services through social media platforms.
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Agency Market: User Experience1228 companies
Companies dedicated to the study, design and publicitation of products from the point of view of the consumer.
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Companies developing and implementing new agricultural technologies, with an additional focus on Net Zero advancements in the field.
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AgriTech: AgSciences338 companies
Companies in the field of life sciences pushing for agricultural innovation by providing specialised products or services, like GMO seeds
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AgriTech: Automation170 companies
Companies producing machinery and/or technology that enable the automation of agricultural processes
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AgriTech: Drone Technology134 companies
Companies providing drone technology, or services reliant on drone technology, to the agricultural industry
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AgriTech: Management Platforms205 companies
Companies providing software and/or platforms that enable agricultural data management and analytics
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AgriTech: Precision Farming90 companies
Set of products and/or services that enable real-time and off-field monitoring and control of agricultural processes
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AgriTech: Remote Sensing256 companies
Companies providing products that make possible agricultural monitoring off-field
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AgriTech: Vertical Farming95 companies
Companies producing the technology and related services and infrastructure that enable vertical farming
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Companies engaged in the development, deployment, and application of artificial intelligence technologies. Created in collaboration with The Data City and the Department of Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT) in 2024, it has been further validated by AI specialist Andrew Bennet from Form Ventures. The RTIC is structured around categories that represent the AI value chain, with each category focusing on critical stages and components involved in designing, deploying, implementing, and maintaining AI systems. Unlike the AI Technologies RTIC, this sector definition includes a broader scope, encompassing the wider supply chain, including deployment, implementation, and ongoing maintenance.
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Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem: Infrastructure442 companies
The foundational elements required to build and support AI technologies, such as compute power, data storage, cloud services, and networking. These are essential for the development and operation of AI systems.
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Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem: Products1694 companies
Tangible AI applications and tools available in the market, such as foundation models, narrow AI models, chatbots, and other AI software or hardware products.
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Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem: Services1071 companies
The professional services that support the implementation and management of AI technologies, including advisory and deployment services, AI safety and assurance, and maintenance services.
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Companies working with artificial intelligence (often machine learning) in areas such as; Data Analysis, Enabling Platforms, Image Processing, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Blockchain, GreenTech, Life Sciences, Industry 4.0 and Automation, Systems Optimisation, Signal Processing. This RTIC takes a technological and application based approach in mapping the sector. The RTIC does not capture the extensive supply chain of the sector.
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Blockchain135 companies
Companies producing AI algorithms for blockchain products and services
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Data Analysis1101 companies
Companies providing AI technology for data processing and analysis
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Enabling Platforms390 companies
Companies that build AI applications into intuitive platforms for non-expert users
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Green Tech235 companies
Companies using AI to create products and/or services aimed towards net zero, environmental monitoring or energy management
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Image Processing162 companies
Companies providing AI products that allow for the in-depth analysis of still images
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Industry 4.0 and Automation274 companies
Companies creating AI products that supporting smart factories and automation for the manufacturing sector
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Life Sciences190 companies
Companies creating AI applications supporting innovation and research in the field of life sciences
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Machine Learning791 companies
Companies integrating machine learning algorithms into AI products
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Natural Language Processing118 companies
Companies developing AI technology capable to find patterns, meaning and tone in text data
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Signal Processing190 companies
Companies producing AI technology that can identify, process and analyse inputs (voice, video, movement, temperature, etc.) in real-time
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Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Applications: Systems Optimisation100 companies
Companies producing AI applications aimed to improve the functionality and precision of other technologies/applications
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Companies focused on supporting businesses with solutions for client acquisition, market understanding, and strategic growth. It includes lead generation and market research to drive informed decision-making and sales success.
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B2B Services: B2B Lead Generation Agencies995 companies
Companies that specialised in lead generation activities on behalf of clients or customers. Business to Business (B2B) Lead Generation agencies specialise in helping businesses identify and connect with potential clients, often through targeted outreach, data analysis, marketing strategies and telemarketing. Their goal is to generate high-quality leads that match their client’s Ideal Customer Profile (ICP), ultimately driving sales and improving conversion rates.
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B2B Services: B2B Market Research Agencies472 companies
B2B market research agencies specialise in gathering, analysing, and interpreting data about businesses, industries, and markets to provide actionable insights for their clients. Unlike consumer-focused research firms, B2B agencies focus on the dynamics, trends, and behaviours of businesses as buyers, suppliers, and competitors. Their services are designed to help companies make informed decisions about market entry, growth strategies, competitive positioning, and customer acquisition.
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Companies involved in the major parts of the battery supply chain, including mining, refining and production of critical minerals and chemicals, designing and manufacturing battery parts, semi-finished products, cells, modules, and packs, and designing and operating recycling facilities. This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between The Data City, sector experts and the Department of Business and Trade (DBT) in 2024-25. This RTIC focuses on firms with a physical UK presence targeting battery supply chains and for these purposes therefore excludes vendors that are based outside of the UK or companies that may sell into batteries but primarily focus on an alternative sector. Every effort has been made to manually exclude firms whose main operations are based outside of the UK (e.g. a mining company with headquarters in the UK but whose mines are abroad), but some may still remain.
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Battery Supply Chain: Battery Cells, Modules and Packs744 companies
Companies developing, producing and assembling battery cells, modules and/or packs, including pack components such as thermal management and BMS systems.
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Battery Supply Chain: Battery Parts and Semi-Finished Products9 companies
Companies developing and producing cathode and anode materials for batteries, and/or other semi-finished parts such as electrolyte and separators.
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Battery Supply Chain: Critical Minerals and Chemicals36 companies
Companies engaged in mining, refining or trading critical minerals used in the production of batteries and/or manufacturing and supplying of chemicals.
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Battery Supply Chain: Recycling62 companies
Companies designing and providing battery recycling services.
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Companies involved in the development and production of innovative medical solutions, including antibodies, vaccines, advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs), small molecule therapeutics, and blood and cell products.
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Biopharmaceutical: Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs)335 companies
Companies engaged in the research and manufacturing of Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) encompassing cell therapies, tissue engineered products (TEPs), combination products, and gene therapies.
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Biopharmaceutical: Antibodies192 companies
Companies involved in the research and/or manufacture of polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies as well as antibody fragments.
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Biopharmaceutical: Blood & Tissue Product29 companies
Companies engaged in the manufacture or research of human cells or tissue products intended for implantation, transplantation, infusion or transfer into a human.
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Biopharmaceutical: Small Molecules376 companies
Companies involved in the manufacturing and research of small organic compounds with low molecular weight that can be taken orally and easily enter cells to target specific areas within them.
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Biopharmaceutical: Therapeutic protein129 companies
Companies involved in the manufacturing and research of protein-based drug including recombinant, non-recombinant, blood factors and peptides.
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Biopharmaceutical: Vaccines303 companies
Companies involved in the manufacutring/research of vaccines such as viral, DNA-based, cell-based, recombinant protein, and cellular vaccines.
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Companies providing services that facilitate the activity of third party businesses.
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Business Support Services: Employment and Recruitment Services8292 companies
Companies offering recruitment services.
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Business Support Services: Landscaping and Cleaning Services8795 companies
Companies specialised in providing services to buildings and. landscaping activities
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Business Support Services: Machinery Rental Services2101 companies
Companies leasing machinery for professional/industrial purposes.
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Business Support Services: Office Support Services4108 companies
Companies offering support services for office environments.
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Business Support Services: Security Services3467 companies
Companies providing physical security services and security systems.
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Business Support Services: Vehicle Rental Services754 companies
Companies offering car, light motor vehicle and van/truck rentals.
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Companies in clean energy, environmentally sustainable product or service design and provision such as water purification, biofuels and other adapted goods.
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CleanTech: Adapted Goods344 companies
Companies reformulating products in order to make them more sustainable
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CleanTech: Agriculture, Forestry and Biodiversity124 companies
Companies providing technologies that allow the environmental monitoring of agricultural processes, forests and wildlife.
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CleanTech: Energy Production, Management and Storage1727 companies
Companies providing products for the effective supervision of energy usage, management and efficiency
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CleanTech: Environmental Protection and Monitoring828 companies
Companies specialised in the production of technologies that facilitate environmental management and environmental health monitoring
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CleanTech: Mining, Fuels and Biofuels232 companies
Companies developing new technologies and/or products aimed to make the fuel/mining industries more sustainable
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CleanTech: Water Processing341 companies
Companies creating technologies that allow for an in-depth analysis of water quality and usage
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Companies offering or managing services, infrastructure or platforms via the cloud.
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Cloud Computing: IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)546 companies
Companies that sell remote computing infrastructure (in the cloud) to consumers or buisnesses.
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Cloud Computing: Platform as a Service (PaaS) & Platform Management1350 companies
Companies that sell platforms that allow for development on the cloud, as well as companies that manage these platforms for end users.
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Cloud Computing: SaaS (Software as a Service)2041 companies
Companies selling software hosted on the cloud, either directly to consumers or to businesses.
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Companies designing, integrating, or reselling computer hardware including but not limited to; Central Processing Units, Embedded Systems, Graphics Processing Unit, Field Programmable Gate Arrays, Semiconductor electronics.
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Computer Hardware: Central Processing Units163 companies
Companies providing central processing units
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Computer Hardware: Embedded Systems593 companies
Companies providing services related to/developing proprietary embedded systems
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Computer Hardware: Field Programmable Gate Arrays158 companies
Companies that produce, maintain or develop FPGAs
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Computer Hardware: Graphics Processing Unit93 companies
Companies providing graphic processing units
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Computer Hardware: Semiconductor electronics676 companies
Companies designing and/or manufacturing semiconductor technologies
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Computer Hardware: Tools402 companies
Companies providing or utilising specialised tools for the computer hardware industry.
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Companies offering products and/or services enabling or assisting with the transaction, investment or mining of blockchain currencies or the application of non fungible tokens to other uses.
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Cryptocurrency Economy: Blockchain216 companies
Companies providing blockchain technology for cryptocurrency transactions
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Cryptocurrency Economy: Investment357 companies
Companies creating structures that enable guided investment in cryptocurrencies
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Cryptocurrency Economy: Legal Services92 companies
Companies specialised in the provision of legal advice and services to individuals/organisations involved in the cryptocurrency market
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Cryptocurrency Economy: Mining27 companies
Companies developing technology or providing digital spaces for crypto mining
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Cryptocurrency Economy: Wallet471 companies
Companies offering digital wallets that allow for cryptocurrency trading and storage
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Companies working across the cybersecurity and computer safety sector; Cryptographic Authentication, Endpoint Security, Identity Management, IoT Security, Network Security, Incident Detection and Response, Risk Management, Threat Management.
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Cyber: Cryptographic Authentication370 companies
Companies specialising in technologies and processes that enable cryptographic authentication within the identity access space
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Cyber: Endpoint Security795 companies
Companies providing hardware or software that protects devices when accessing networks.
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Cyber: Identity Management844 companies
Companies developing products or services that control user access, for example with passwords, biometrics, or multi-factor authentication.
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Cyber: Incident Detection and Response867 companies
Companies helping other organisations react, respond or recover from cyber-attacks
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Cyber: IoT Security587 companies
Companies offering products or services to embed or retrofit security for Internet of Things devices or networks
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Cyber: Network Security1666 companies
Companies providing hardware or software designed to protect the usability and integrity of a network.
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Cyber: Risk Management2077 companies
Companies providing products or services that support other organisations to manage cyber risks, for example around security compliance or data leakage
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Cyber: Threat Management965 companies
Companies involved in the development of products for monitoring/detecting threats to networks and systems.
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Companies involved in; Data Centre Cooling, Data Centres, Data Storage, Data Infrastructure Hardware, Data Infrastructure Services, Data Infrastructure Software, Trusted Execution Environments.
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Data Infrastructure: Data Centre Cooling160 companies
Companies developing and providing highly efficient cooling technologies for data centres.
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Data Infrastructure: Data Centres787 companies
Companies providing the technological resources to process the information coming from one or various organisations.
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Data Infrastructure: Data Infrastructure Hardware2690 companies
Companies providing and developing hardware and infrastructural components that make possible systematic data transfer.
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Data Infrastructure: Data Infrastructure Services4607 companies
Companies offering complementary services for overall data practice.
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Data Infrastructure: Data Infrastructure Software1617 companies
Companies developing and commercialising software that contribute to efficient data management, transfer and storage -among others.
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Data Infrastructure: Data Storage1840 companies
Companies focusing in the provision of data governance and storage services.
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Data Infrastructure: Trusted Execution Environments324 companies
Companies structuring secure locations within a principal processor, ensuring that the information is protected.
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Companies specialising in the governance, exchange, and management of data, encompassing cooperative member-driven models (Data Cooperatives), individual-centric data control platforms (PDS/PIMS), and evolving or undefined roles in the data ecosystem (Undefined Intermediaries).
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Data Intermediaries: Data Co-operatives277 companies
Companies that allow individuals to securely store, manage, and control access to their personal data, often with features for data portability and privacy management.
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Data Intermediaries: PDS/PIMS194 companies
Companies including, typically data producers, collaboratively manage and control their personal data
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Data Intermediaries: Undefined Intermediaries769 companies
Companies that do not fit neatly into existing categories but play a role in data management, exchange, or governance.
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Companies involved in developing secure communications, advanced military platforms, AI-driven surveillance, and critical logistics for the defence sector. This RTIC has been built based on the taxonomy adapted from MOD
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Defence: Comprehensive Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance152 companies
Companies involved in development and integration of sensor systems, AI-driven analytics, autonomous platforms, and secure networks to enhance Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR). By leveraging advanced materials, electronics, and energy solutions, they provide real-time situational awareness, ensuring informed decision-making and operational advantage in complex environments.
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Defence: Modernised Logistics and Support130 companies
Companies in the defence sector providing critical logistics and support services such as Material Management , personnel transport , facility construction, maintenance and operation and medical & health support.
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Defence: Platforms142 companies
Companies involved in development manned and unmanned military platforms (building and upgrading military vehicles , ships , aircraft etc.)
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Defence: Space and Resilient Communications195 companies
Companies developing secure, resilient, and interoperable space and communication systems to support military operations across all domains. They provide satellite-based intelligence, navigation, and global communications, alongside advanced radio, optical, and AI-driven traffic management technologies
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Companies providing technological products and services that support design, prototyping and production.
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Design and Modelling Technologies: 3D Modelling and Scanning575 companies
Companies providing the technology and/or services that enable 3D modelling and professional image rendering
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Design and Modelling Technologies: Computer Aided Design614 companies
Companies producing and/or applying computer applications that facilitate the design process.
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Design and Modelling Technologies: Digital Twins212 companies
Companies developing the technology and expertise that support the creation of digital twins
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Design and Modelling Technologies: XReality156 companies
Companies applying augmented, virtual or mixed reality technologies to aid design processes
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Companies using new technologies in creative markets such as advertising, film, and music.
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Digital Creative Industries: Advertising3822 companies
Companies using digital technologies for advertising and marketing campaigns, products or services
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Digital Creative Industries: Architecture2472 companies
Companies using computer aided design (CAD) software and similar technology for architecture
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Digital Creative Industries: Culture and Heritage226 companies
Companies providing digital technologies to culture and heritage sites to enhance visitors’ experience
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Digital Creative Industries: Design2591 companies
Companies applying digital tools for design purposes
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Digital Creative Industries: Film/TV6501 companies
Companies involved in digital services such as animation or vfx for film and tv sector
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Digital Creative Industries: Gaming1214 companies
Companies using digital technologies for developing videos and interactive games
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Digital Creative Industries: Music2357 companies
Companies using digital technologies for music production and publishing.
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Digital Creative Industries: Non-fungible Tokens26 companies
Companies involved in the production of NFTs and digital art
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Digital Creative Industries: Photography1223 companies
Companies applying digital tools for photography production or post-production
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Digital Creative Industries: Streaming334 companies
Companies offering streaming services and infrastructure for the distribution of digital content
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Digital Creative Industries: Visual and Performing arts641 companies
Companies involved in digital services such as animation or vfx performing arts
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Companies supporting E-Commerce sector through platform development, inventory management, tracking and logistics services.
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E-Commerce: Inventory67 companies
Companies offering inventory management services
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E-Commerce: Platform219 companies
Companies aiding in the development and the design of e-commerce platforms
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E-Commerce: Tracking939 companies
Companies offering shipment and tracking services
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ESG: ESG Consultants866 companies
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Companies creating technology that supports teaching and learning and enhances educational outcomes.
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EdTech: Artificial Intelligence116 companies
Companies applying AI technologies to manage digital learning environments and related data.
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EdTech: Devices315 companies
Companies providing devices such as computers, tablets, whiteboards and others specifically used for educational uses
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EdTech: Digital Learning593 companies
Companies developing products and/or services that enable the establishment of virtual learning environments.
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EdTech: Immersive Experiences130 companies
Companies applying immersive technologies for training and education purposes
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EdTech: Learning Management Systems462 companies
Companies offering LMS software, which is used for delivering, tracking and managing training/education.
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Companies that design, integrate or manufacture electronics, especially microelectronics, or that provide allied services to the electronics industry.
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Electronics Manufacturing: Communications1410 companies
Companies producing communications equipment and infrastructures
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Electronics Manufacturing: Computer manufacture419 companies
Companies manufacturing the building blocks of computers, accessories. Companies assembling computers.
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Electronics Manufacturing: Electromedical technologies422 companies
Companies producing professional medical electrical equipment
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Electronics Manufacturing: Electronic components and boards804 companies
Companies involved in the manufacturing of electronic components and boards (printed circuit boards, systems on chip, FPGAs, ASICs)
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Electronics Manufacturing: Energy generation or distribution tech616 companies
Companies manufacturing and supplying different equipment for energy distribution and management
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Electronics Manufacturing: Measuring and metrology devices1051 companies
Companies dedicated to the manufacture of measuring instruments
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Electronics Manufacturing: Optical devices398 companies
Companies involved in the manufacture of optics products and components.
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Electronics Manufacturing: Repair services887 companies
Organisations providing the technologies and infrastructure involved in the ground segment of data downlink including ground stations, services, and terminals.
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Companies involved in techniques used to generate energy from fossil fuels, nuclear power plants, solar panels, biofuels, wind amongst other sources.
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Energy Generation: Bioenergy289 companies
Companies generating energy from organic materials, such as biomass and biofuels.
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Energy Generation: Fossil Fuels360 companies
Companies generating energy from fossil fuels.
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Energy Generation: Hydrogen448 companies
Companies generating energy from hydrogen, contributing to sustainable power solutions and carbon-neutral practices.
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Energy Generation: Hydropower114 companies
Companies generating energy from hydropower (flowing water).
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Energy Generation: Nuclear177 companies
Companies generating energy from nuclear sources.
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Energy Generation: Nuclear Fusion31 companies
Companies using nuclear fusion to produce electricity.
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Energy Generation: Offshore Wind417 companies
Companies using offshore wind to produce electricity and companies engaged in the maintenance of offshore wind facilities.
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Energy Generation: Onshore Wind1037 companies
Companies using onshore wind to produce electricity.
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Energy Generation: Renewable Thermal81 companies
Companies generating energy from sustainable heat sources, such as solar, geothermal, or biomass.
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Energy Generation: Solar1178 companies
Companies generating energy from solar sources
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Companies creating infrastructural networks, technology and software and the provision of services to administrate energy use and consumption
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Energy Management: AI and IoT248 companies
Companies applying AI and/or IoT technology to monitor and manage energy consumption
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Energy Management: Energy Management Systems2005 companies
Companies developing software products that aid with energy monitoring and management
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Energy Management: Smart Grid479 companies
Companies developing and maintaining smart grids
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Energy Management: Smart Meter196 companies
Companies developing smart meters technologies and infrastructures
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Companies designing and producing innovative technologies to store electricity or heat that has been previously produced.
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Energy Storage: Batteries1503 companies
Companies engaging in the production and development of battery technology.
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Energy Storage: Hydrogen248 companies
Companies using hydrogen as a resource for energy storage.
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Energy Storage: Mechanical270 companies
Companies providing the infrastructure and products that enable mechanical energy storage
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Energy Storage: Thermal96 companies
Companies providing the infrastructure and products that enable thermal energy storage.
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Energy Storage: Uninterruptible power supply208 companies
Companies developing the technologies and related products to build infrastructures that allow for uninterrupted energy supply
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Companies involved in the Applications side of Engineering biology sector. This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between DSIT internal subject matter experts and analysts, soliciting feedback with the cross-Whitehall Engineering Biology network and The Data City over summer 2023. They have been integral in the taxonomy development as well as quality assurance. To understand the taxonomy or the caveats associated with the RTIC do get in touch with the DSIT engbio team or with Data city. The current RTIC will have future updates, if and when there are new sources that are brought to the attention of the DSIT EngBio team. Or, DSIT deem the list to need a substantive update due to time elapsed or if there are new subsectors to include. To suggest updates, please email [email protected] with the title ‘The Data City RTIC: New company suggestions’
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Engineering Biology Application: Agriculture & Food – Agriculture / Eco-Friendly Agrochemicals26 companies
Companies using engineering biology to create products for the agricultural sector.
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Engineering Biology Application: Agriculture & Food – Foods (such as alternative meat/protein/fat)20 companies
Companies involved in using engineering biology to create foods such as cultured meats, alternative proteins and fats that offer an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional farming methods.
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Engineering Biology Application: Biofuels & Hydrogen7 companies
Companies involved in developing engineering biology systems for producing chemical fuels.
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Engineering Biology Application: Biological Materials & Reagents – Nucleotide synthesis & sequencing41 companies
Companies engaged in the manufacturing of equipment and serving as suppliers for DNA sequencing, synthesis, and various nucleotide-related products.
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Engineering Biology Application: Chemicals & Materials – Biosensing4 companies
Companies involved in etecting molecules using living systems/organic technology inspired by living systems.
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Engineering Biology Application: Chemicals & Materials – High Value Compounds34 companies
Companies involved in fermenting engineered organisms to create high value chemicals
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Engineering Biology Application: Chemicals & Materials – Products (such as biobased/degradable products & sustainable fashion)9 companies
Companies involved in developing biobased & biodegradable material products, such as environmentally friendly and novel ways to produce dyes, silk, and packaging etc.
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Engineering Biology Application: Environment & CO2 capture – Bio Energy & Carbon Capture6 companies
Companies involved in engineering biology for creating electricity, and for converting carbon dioxide or other gasseous carbon compounds into products.
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Engineering Biology Application: Health & Life Sciences606 companies
Companies invcolved in Engineering biology for the healthcare industry, human or veterinary
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Companies involved in the supplychain side of engineering biology sector.This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between DSIT internal subject matter experts and analysts, soliciting feedback with the cross-Whitehall Engineering Biology network and The Data City over summer 2023. They have been integral in the taxonomy development as well as quality assurance. To understand the taxonomy or the caveats associated with the RTIC do get in touch with the DSIT engbio team or with Data city. The current RTIC will have future updates, if and when there are new sources that are brought to the attention of the DSIT EngBio team. Or, DSIT deem the list to need a substantive update due to time elapsed or if there are new subsectors to include. To suggest updates, please email [email protected] with the title ‘The Data City RTIC: New company suggestions’
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Biological Materials & Reagents – Biological Materials & Reagents224 companies
Companies providing biological materials and reagent-related products and services to engineering biology firms
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Biological Materials & Reagents – Nucleotide synthesis & sequencing41 companies
Companies engaged in the manufacturing of equipment and serving as suppliers for DNA sequencing, synthesis, and various nucleotide-related products.
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Computational – AI / Bioinformatics / Omics / Software71 companies
Companies providing computational-related services and products to engineering biology firms
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Computational – Robotics111 companies
Companies providing computational-related services and products to engineering biology firms
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Computational – Supercomputing52 companies
Companies providing computational-related services and products to engineering biology firms
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Diagnostics147 companies
Companies providing equipment for diagnostics including tools for quality assurance and control
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Physical Assets – Pilot / Mass Manufacturing55 companies
Companies hardware-related products and services to engineering biology firms
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Engineering Biology Supply Chain: Physical Assets – Supply Chain Small Scale Manufacturing368 companies
Companies providing hardware-related products and services to engineering biology firms
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Companies developing innovative technologies, products, and services tailored to women’s health and wellness, addressing areas such as reproductive health, menstrual care, fertility, menopause, maternal health, and breast health.
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FemTech: Breast Health4 companies
Companies developing tools and wearables to monitor breast health, including devices specifically designed for early detection of abnormalities.
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FemTech: Menopause71 companies
Companies involved in developing/providing platforms, wearables, hormone replacement therapy, and digital resources to support women going through menopause.
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FemTech: Menstrual Health50 companies
Companies involved in developing period tracking apps, pain management devices (CBD, wearables, pain management patches), and sustainable menstrual products.
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FemTech: Reproductive, Pregnancy & Postpartum Health31 companies
Companies involved in providing/developing platforms, wearables, hormone replacement therapy, and digital resources for fertility tracking, pregnancy care, and reproductive conditions like PCOD.
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Companies involved in the creation, facilitation and commercialisation of software, service, and intelligent technologies to support financial institutions and personal finance products.
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FinTech: Alternative Credit Analysis476 companies
Companies providing analytics products/services for the financial sector
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FinTech: Consensus Services100 companies
Companies involved in utilising advanced technologies such as blockchain and smart contracts to transform the verification of financial agreements, enhancing trust and transparency in transaction processes
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FinTech: Crypto Asset Exchange388 companies
Companies developing/providing secure and user-friendly platforms for buying, selling, and exchanging cryptocurrencies
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FinTech: Digital Banks51 companies
Companies developing technologies and services that allow for the digitalisation of banking products or services
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FinTech: Digital Capital Raising613 companies
Companies developing/providing novel platforms and strategies that enable efficient and accessible capital acquisition for businesses and projects
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FinTech: Digital Custody307 companies
Companies dedicated to the development of digital products that provide robust and reliable solutions for safeguarding and managing digital assets.
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FinTech: Digital Identity338 companies
Companies supplying digital technologies aimed towards verifying identities in digital financial transactions.
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FinTech: Digital Lending655 companies
Companies producing digital platforms and technologies for lending services
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FinTech: Digital Payments1032 companies
Companies offering digital payments technologies
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FinTech: Digital Savings77 companies
Companies developing and providing digital solutions such as platforms, applications and technologies for individuals and businesses to save money efficiently.
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FinTech: Insurtech207 companies
Companies developing specialised digital products for the insurance sector
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FinTech: Regtech444 companies
Companies developing technologies that facilitate regulations and assets management
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FinTech: Tech for Enterprise1430 companies
Companies creating software products to financial institutions
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FinTech: Wealthtech456 companies
Companies creating software products to financial institutions
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Companies developing food and drink processing technologies.
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FoodTech: Agri Tech428 companies
Companies offering services and technologies that aim to increase farming efficiency and sustainability
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FoodTech: Consumer Products and Services387 companies
Companies developing apps and services that facilitate access to food and the information behind it.
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FoodTech: Food Delivery368 companies
Companies offering direct-to-consumers food delivery services on-demand.
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FoodTech: Food Processing283 companies
Companies providing products or services that leverage innovative techniques to process food or to improve food ingredients’ functionality
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FoodTech: Food Safety and Traceability302 companies
Companies supplying tech-powered solutions to sanitise machineries and other food processing equipment, assess products’ freshness and prolong their shelf-life.
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FoodTech: Food Surplus38 companies
Companies offering products and solutions that help reducing food waste.
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FoodTech: Kitchen Tech434 companies
Companies developing smart kitchen appliances for consumers as well as smart equipment or technologies that help restaurants managing their business more efficiently
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FoodTech: Next Generation Foods280 companies
Companies developing solutions and processes that leverage science and technology to create new types of foods and beverages.
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Companies involved in the design and manufacture of components and (sub-) systems relating to the technologies relevant to future telecommunications supply chains. This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between The Data City, sector experts and the Department of Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT) in 2024. This RTIC focuses on specialist telecoms firms with a physical UK presence targeting future telecoms supply chains and for these purposes therefore excludes those companies with a wider service and product offering such as telecoms operators, vendors that are based outside of the UK or companies that may sell into telecoms but primarily focus on an alternative sector. A full assessment of the future telecommunications sector and ecosystem would also include these firms.
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Future Telecoms Supply Chain: Compute Continuum21 companies
Provision of computational capacity for communication networks, including public and private cloud, distributed and edge compute, and specialist network processing hardware. The design and provision of the containerisation, security, management and orchestration software that integrate and organise this resource across the network.
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Future Telecoms Supply Chain: Non-terrestrial Networking80 companies
Design and manufacture of technologies and processes using airborne or spaceborne equipment for networking. This includes satellite communications, as well as high-altitude platforms systems (HAPS) and drones.
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Future Telecoms Supply Chain: Photonic and Optical85 companies
Design and manufacture of components and (sub-)systems relating to the use of the optical and infrared spectrum for data transmission, both fixed and free-space.
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Future Telecoms Supply Chain: Radio Frequency Wireless80 companies
Design and manufacture of components and (sub-)systems relating to the propagation of radio (including potentially microwave and THz) waves for wireless communication networks.
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Companies focused on the development, commercialisation, and advertising of video games and allied industries such as gaming events.
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Gaming: E-Sports100 companies
Companies and organizations involved in the competitive gaming industry
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Gaming: Enabling Technology64 companies
Companies producing software, platforms or devops for game developers
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Gaming: Game Development Studios861 companies
Companies dedicated to the production of videogames
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Gaming: Immersive200 companies
Companies that produce immersive games and/or tech that enables immersive gaming
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Gaming: Media178 companies
Studios that provide animation, character design and/or music to game developers
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Gaming: Publishers130 companies
Companies dedicated to publishing and supplying videogames to the public
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Companies working with geographical data in some form, including but not limited to; Data Capture, Data Processing and Visualisation, Geospatial and GIS Technologies, Navigation Technologies.
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Geospatial Economy: Data Capture1299 companies
Companies focused on the production of geospatial datasets
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Geospatial Economy: Data Processing and Visualisation1276 companies
Companies offering geolocation data processing and visualisation services
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Geospatial Economy: Geospatial and GIS Technologies380 companies
Companies providing Geographic Information System products
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Geospatial Economy: Navigation Technologies425 companies
Companies providing technologies and/or services that enable the collection, processing and analysis of navigation data
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Companies and start-ups focused on the development, manufacturing, and delivery of Immersive Technologies, including Augmented Reality, Haptics, Hardware, the Metaverse and more.
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Immersive Technologies: 360°330 companies
Companies that transform live filmed content into an immersive 360-degree experience.
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Immersive Technologies: Architecture & Construction142 companies
Companies adapting immersive technologies for architectural design, property sale and construction activities.
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Immersive Technologies: Augmented Reality372 companies
Companies developing technology to enhance the real world by overlaying computer generated content.
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Immersive Technologies: Edtech270 companies
Companies applying immersive technologies in education.
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Immersive Technologies: Emerging Markets56 companies
Companies applying immersive technologies to a variety of non-traditional markets, like data analytics, 5G or the creation of digital humans.
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Immersive Technologies: Gaming343 companies
Companies developing immersive experiences and games utilising immersive technologies.
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Immersive Technologies: Haptics35 companies
Companies developing technologies that can create touch-based experiences to be used along other immersive technologies.
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Immersive Technologies: Hardware241 companies
Companies manufacturing the hardware that embeds immersive technology software.
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Immersive Technologies: Healthcare81 companies
Companies applying immersive technologies for the development of medical practice.
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Immersive Technologies: Manufacturing & Engineering114 companies
Companies developing immersive tools to aid in engineering and manufacturing processes.
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Immersive Technologies: Media300 companies
Companies developing media for Immersive Technologies, including animation, character development, sound effects and soundtracks.
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Immersive Technologies: Metaverse146 companies
Companies building the digital infrastructure and tools for the development of the metaverse as a digital space.
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Immersive Technologies: Mixed Reality149 companies
Companies developing technology in a similar way to Augmented Reality, with a concentration on interaction between real world and computer-generated objects.
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Immersive Technologies: Retail & Fashion135 companies
Companies applying immersive technologies in large retail complexes, E-commerce and fashion design and advertising.
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Immersive Technologies: Virtual Reality978 companies
Companies providing technologies that allow for users’ complete immersion in an alternative environment.
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Companies with the range of specialised activities engaged in constructing, maintaining, refueling, and managing spacecraft and satellites, as well as producing hardware, software, and materials directly within the space environment.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Assembly380 companies
Companies specialising in constructing or assembling spacecraft and space structures while in orbit.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Debris46 companies
Firms focused on mitigating, removing, or managing space debris to ensure safer space operations.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Inspection338 companies
Businesses providing services for inspecting satellites, spacecraft, or other orbital assets for maintenance or safety purposes.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Refueling116 companies
Companies offering in-space refueling services to extend the life and functionality of satellites and other space vehicles.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Servicing189 companies
Enterprises engaged in maintenance, repair, or upgrading of spacecraft and satellites in orbit.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Space Hardware85 companies
Firms involved in designing, manufacturing, and supplying physical components and systems used in space missions.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Space Manufacturing221 companies
Companies dedicated to manufacturing materials or products in the unique environment of space.
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In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing: Space Software150 companies
Businesses developing specialised software solutions for space applications, including satellite operation, data processing, and mission control.
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Companies creating objects with the capability of communicating with each other and sharing data over the internet.
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Internet of Things: Connectivity Platforms79 companies
Companies developing enabling platforms which allow and or foster connectivity between IoT devices
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Internet of Things: Energy Management & Smart Buildings317 companies
Companies developing IoT devices to gather data, control and/or manage energy management systems, as well as other management systems that could be used in buildings.
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Internet of Things: Industrial IoT159 companies
Companies offering IoT used in industrial settings such as automation of assembly lines or other industrial settings.
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Internet of Things: Smart Cities and Transport178 companies
Companies supplying IoT devices used across transportation and mobility services, and to enable smart cities
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Internet of Things: e-Health81 companies
Companies providing IoT devices to the healthcare sector
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Companies supporting land remediation process through brownfield restoration, remediation and project management services.
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Land Remediation: Brownfield Regeneration299 companies
Companies regenerating the brown field sites to green infrastructure.
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Land Remediation: Regulatory Services411 companies
Companies assessing the objectives , risks and the output of the operation
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Land Remediation: Remediation Services727 companies
Companies providing remediation services
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Companies providing comprehensive legal assistance and representation across a diverse range of areas, including corporate law, consumer rights, criminal defense, family law, real estate, intellectual property, tax, and estate planning. These services cater to individuals, businesses, and organizations seeking expert advice, conflict resolution, and legal advocacy to navigate complex legal systems and protect their rights and interests.
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Legal Services: Business Structure and Regulation Advice675 companies
Companies specialising in guidance on business formation, corporate governance, and compliance with regulations.
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Legal Services: Consumer or Trading issues503 companies
Companies focused on resolving disputes related to consumer goods, services, and trade practices.
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Legal Services: Crime415 companies
Companies offering defense and legal representation in criminal cases, from minor offenses to serious crimes.
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Legal Services: Divorce889 companies
Companies providing legal assistance in divorce proceedings, including asset division and custody arrangements.
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Legal Services: Employment1078 companies
Companies addressing workplace issues such as contracts, disputes, discrimination, and wrongful termination.
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Legal Services: Family1527 companies
Companies providing legal support for family-related matters like adoption, guardianship, and domestic relations.
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Legal Services: General1267 companies
Broad range of companies addressing legal services encompassing various aspects of law and legal advice.
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Legal Services: Housing/Business premises issue306 companies
Companies specialising in real estate law, tenancy agreements, property disputes, and business premises issues.
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Legal Services: Injury522 companies
Companies representing clients in personal injury cases, including accidents, negligence, and compensation claims.
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Legal Services: Intellectual Property564 companies
Companies protecting and managing intellectual property rights such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
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Legal Services: Mediation359 companies
Companies facilitating dispute resolution through mediation, offering an alternative to traditional litigation.
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Legal Services: SEN190 companies
Companies providing legal services focusing on the rights and needs of individuals with special educational requirements.
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Legal Services: Tax & Finance707 companies
Companies expertising in tax law, financial planning, and resolving disputes with tax authorities.
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Legal Services: Wills, trusts, probate and estate administration1847 companies
Companies handling estate planning, wills, trusts, and the administration of deceased estates.
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This field includes companies and organizations involved in research, manufacturing, human health, biology, biotechnology, and chemistry. Key components of the Life Sciences sector.
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Life Sciences: Biology and Biotech1097 companies
Companies working in the field of biology and biotechnology, may that be developing products or providing services.
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Life Sciences: Chemical Products and Services961 companies
Companies working in the field of chemistry, developing products or providing services.
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Life Sciences: Environmental Sciences Products and Services2149 companies
Companies that work in the field of environmental monitoring, ecology, geography and/or any sector that directly investigates the state of inhabited territories
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Life Sciences: Human Health Services10107 companies
Companies providing health services
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Life Sciences: Life Sciences Manufacturing1576 companies
Companies that provide the technologies, products and services that enable manufacturing specialised in life sciences materials
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Life Sciences: Research2317 companies
Companies that base their economic activity in Life Sciences research
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Life Sciences: Synthetic Biotechnology292 companies
Companies involved in the use and development of synthetic biotechnology products in areas such as agriculture , healthcare and environmental sustainability.
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Companies involved in shipping, logistics, port operations, offshore energy, fisheries, aquaculture, marine engineering, coastal management, marine research, and leisure marine activities.
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Marine and Maritime: Aquaculture370 companies
Companies involved in aquatic farming (fish, shellfish, algea), marine biology and environmental services.
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Marine and Maritime: Autonomy & Robotics682 companies
Companies involved in development of marine vessels and platforms designed for autonomous operation, autonmous control systems and technologies.
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Marine and Maritime: Leisure391 companies
Companies involved in luxury vessel design, manufacture, operation and chartering.
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Marine and Maritime: Marine Engineering & Naval Architecture940 companies
Companies involved in design and manufacuture of marine systems.
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Marine and Maritime: Naval Defence89 companies
Companies involved in vessel design, construction, refitting, and maintenance for naval defence, search and rescue, and law enforcement services.
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Marine and Maritime: Ports Ecosystem566 companies
Companies involved in port operation and range of organisations within ports ecosystem such as energy infrastructure and logistics
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Marine and Maritime: Professional services1646 companies
Companies that support and provide administrative services to the marine and maritime industry, which includes insurance, trade associations, registry, legal, consultancy, data processing & cybersecurity.
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Marine and Maritime: Shipping – Container, bulk, RoRo, tanker623 companies
Companies engaged in shipping container, bulk, and Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) chartering, as well as ship ownership and operations for bulk, container, gas, and tanker freight transport
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Marine and Maritime: Shipping – Cruise & Passenger244 companies
Companies involved in Cruise operation, logistics, supply chain and ferry transport of passengers
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Marine and Maritime: Shipping – Workboats1009 companies
Companies in the workboat sector, catering to offshore wind operations, anchor handling, marine civil construction, aquaculture, dredging, and seagoing towing
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Companies developing or deploying medical devices and medical technologies.
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MedTech: Advanced Materials146 companies
Companies providing and/or using advanced materials in the development of new medical devices
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MedTech: Artificial Intelligence573 companies
Companies applying artificial intelligent products to medical devices
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MedTech: Extended Reality53 companies
Companies using virtual reality, augmented reality and/or mixed reality as aid in medical environments
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MedTech: Imaging247 companies
Companies developing new imaging medical devices
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MedTech: Monitoring Technologies113 companies
Companies producing technologies to enable telehealth and remote monitoring
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MedTech: Photonics201 companies
Companies applying photonics technology to the development of medical devices
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MedTech: Robotics133 companies
Companies applying robotics and automation technologies to medical devices
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Companies involved with the distribution of information in any form or medium.
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Media and Publishing: Broadcasting Services922 companies
Companies offering the technology and services that make broadcasting content possible.
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Media and Publishing: Printing Services3071 companies
Companies offering printing services
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Media and Publishing: Publishing Services1086 companies
Companies offering publishing services for printed media.
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Media and Publishing: Sound and Music production1382 companies
Companies engaged in sound recording and publishing.
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Media and Publishing: Video and Motion Graphics production1389 companies
Companies involved in the development of video content
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Companies producing buildings or parts of buildings in factories for later assembly on site.
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Modular Construction: Off site construction181 companies
Companies supplying buildings constructed offsite that fulfil a temporal need (i.e., temporary office space)
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Modular Construction: Permanent Modular Buildings165 companies
Companies producing permanent infrastructures constructed off-site
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Modular Construction: Supply Chain331 companies
Companies part of the supply chain of materials for modular construction
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Companies in the Net Zero Supply chain, which covers many industries working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These include; Agritech, Building Technologies, Carbon Capture, Diversion of Biodegradable Waste from Landfill, Energy Cooperatives, Energy Storage, Green Finance, Grid, Heating, Low Carbon, Low Carbon Consultancy Advisory and Offsetting Services, Low Emission Vehicles, Pollution Control and Mitigation, Renewables, Renewable Energy Planning Database, Waste Management and Recycling.
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Net Zero: Agritech442 companies
Companies developing technologies and providing services transforming dominant/traditional agricultural practices.
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Net Zero: Building Technologies724 companies
Companies providing technology and services for increased energy efficiency in buildings.
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Net Zero: Carbon Capture242 companies
Companies dedicated to carbon capture, storage and utilisation.
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Net Zero: Diversion of Biodegradable Waste from Landfill1555 companies
Companies focusing on landfill management.
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Net Zero: Energy Cooperatives677 companies
Energy producers where citizens have control/ownership over the energy source.
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Net Zero: Energy Storage1863 companies
Companies providing services/technology to capture energy for use at a later time.
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Net Zero: Green Finance827 companies
Structured financial activity that’s been created to ensure a better environmental outcome.
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Net Zero: Grid597 companies
Organisations dedicated to energy management and energy infrastructure development/maintenance.
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Net Zero: Heating1155 companies
Companies offering services/technology for low carbon heating.
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Net Zero: Low Carbon Consultancy, Advisory & Offsetting Services1721 companies
Businesses providing environmental consultancy are producing a service for the low carbon economy.
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Net Zero: Low Carbon Energy Generation3693 companies
Companies providing energy from low carbon sources.
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Net Zero: Low Emission Vehicles1547 companies
Companies focusing on the development of technology and infrastructure for electric vehicles.
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Net Zero: Pollution Control and Mitigation667 companies
Companies providing services and technology for the mitigation of pollution.
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Net Zero: Renewable Energy Planning Database8479 companies
Companies captured and/or similar to those identified in the Renewable Energy Planning Database.
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Net Zero: Renewables5909 companies
Companies providing energy from renewable sources.
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Net Zero: Waste Management and Recycling4076 companies
Companies dedicated to solid waste removal, management and processing.
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Companies involved in the Neurotechnology sector. This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between DSIT policy experts and analysts as an initial attempt to understand the scale of the new sector. To understand the taxonomy or the caveats associated with the RTIC do get in touch with Datacity. The current RTIC will have future updates, if and when there are new sources that are brought to the attention of the DSIT Neurotech team or DSIT deem the list to need a substantive update due to time elapsed or if there are new subsectors to include. To suggest updates, please email The Data City.
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Neurotechnology: Invasive Technologies – Stimulating19 companies
Companies involved in stimulating sub technology such as Cochlear implants ,deep brain nerve stimulation, retinal implants, vestibular implant and electrical spinal cord stimulation (SCS)
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Neurotechnology: Non Invasive Technologies – Recording24 companies
Companies involved in sub technology such as Electroencephalography, Magnetoencephalography, Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI); Magnetic resonance imaging, (MRI) , Functional near-infrared spectroscopy and Mechanomyography
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Neurotechnology: Non Invasive Technologies – Stimulating17 companies
Companies involved in functional electrical stimulation ,transcranial direct current stimulation, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, tactile stimulation ,transcranial ultrasound stimulation (TUS), vagus nerve stimulation.
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Companies aiming at the collective characterisation and quantification of biological molecules that translate into the structure, function, and dynamics of an organism.
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Omics: Epigenomics62 companies
Companies providing services and/or products to study chemical tags in the genome
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Omics: Genomics242 companies
Companies providing services and/or products to investigate the genome
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Omics: Lipidomics29 companies
Companies focusing on the study of cellular lipids and associated products and/or services
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Omics: Metabolomics91 companies
Companies dedicated to the study of metabolites and to the provision of related products and/or services
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Omics: Proteomics80 companies
Companies focusing on researching the proteome (set of proteins produced by an organism or cell).
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Omics: Transcriptomics151 companies
Companies dedicated to the study of the transcriptome (RNA transcripts produced by the genome) and the provision of associated products/services
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Companies providing new technologies and services to the pharmaceutical industry, largely in the develompent, testing, production, distribution, and marketing of medicines.
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Pharma: Additive Manufacturing116 companies
Companies using advanced manufacturing techniques (i.e., 3D printing) for the development of pharmaceutical products
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Pharma: Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain264 companies
Companies applying AI technology for the advancement of pharma research, products and/or services
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Pharma: Automation210 companies
Companies developing the technology and infrastructure for the automation of pharmaceutical processes and laboratories.
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Pharma: Pharma and BioPharma984 companies
Companies dedicated to the production of pharmaceutical products and biotechnology research
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Pharma: Precision Medicine123 companies
Companies providing products and/or services that enable or enhance precision medicine techniques
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Pharma: Research and Data Analytics491 companies
Companies developing technologies for the facilitation of research and data analysis for pharmaceuticals and research centres
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Pharma: Targeted Therapies253 companies
Pharmaceutical companies dedicated to the advancement and supply of targeted therapeutics
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Companies working with advanced optical technologies, often lasers, fibre optic cables, rapid data transmission, etc.
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Photonics: Industry 4.0228 companies
Companies providing products using photonics technology (i.e, light sensors) for smart factories
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Photonics: Microelectronics113 companies
Companies using advanced photonics technology (i.e, laser) for the manufacture of microelectronics
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Photonics: Optics281 companies
Companies developing specialised optical products
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Photonics: Photovoltaics194 companies
Companies producing photovoltaic technology and/or derived products
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Photonics: Quantum Tech173 companies
Companies applying photonics technology and knowledge into the development of quantum technologies
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Photonics: Smart Sensors267 companies
Companies supplying remote monitoring products that use photonics technology
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Photonics: Telecommunications141 companies
Companies applying photonics technology and knowledge to the development of telecommunications infrastructure, products and services
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Companies involved in software, components, materials or expertise relating to quantum computing and relevant area of photonics. The scope of this RTIC is much broader than the Quantum Technology RTIC, as it includes participants from the photonics sector as well as firms that form part of the supply chain.
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Quantum Economy: Components and Materials364 companies
Companies providing equipment, materials and raw resources to organisations dedicated to quantum research
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Quantum Economy: Photonics125 companies
Companies integrating photonics technology into quantum technologies
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Quantum Economy: Quantum Computing45 companies
Companies developing and manufacturing quantum computers
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Technologies that exploit the principles of quantum mechanics based on the ability to generate, detect and/or control quantum effects. This RTIC was created in collaboration with DSIT, Go Science and Innovate UK KTN. The scope of this RTIC is more focused than the Quantum Economy RTIC, as it concentrates on companies who sell or are developing products which directly exploit quantum phenomena.
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Quantum Technology: Quantum Communication23 companies
Companies developing technologies that use quantum effects to transmit, encrypt or decrypt classical information or the communication of quantum information.
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Quantum Technology: Quantum Computing39 companies
Companies developing hardware and software to process information and perform computations based on the use of quantum bits (qubits).
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Quantum Technology: Quantum Materials15 companies
Companies developing materials whose properties are primarily defined and governed by quantum mechanical effects at macroscopic scales.
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Quantum Technology: Quantum Sensing27 companies
Companies developing technologies that use the principles of quantum mechanics to sense and measure physical attributes with high sensitivity and resolution.
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Companies aiding recovery of any physical, psychological, cognitive, vocational and speech impairment/disability
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Rehabilitation: Cognitive Rehabilitation235 companies
Companies aiding the recovery of individuals with nerological impairment
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Rehabilitation: Physical Rehabilitation1551 companies
Companies aiding the recovering for physical impairments / injuries
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Rehabilitation: Psychiatric Rehabilitation1962 companies
Companies supporting the recovery of mental health and emotional disorder/disability
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Rehabilitation: Speech and Language Rehabilitation211 companies
Companies helping patients with various speech, language and communication problems.
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Rehabilitation: Vocational Rehabilitation305 companies
Companies supporting individuals with disabilities to achieve their employment and individuals goals.
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Companies providing complementary research and consulting services in the fields of environmental, life, physical sciences, and engineering.
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Research and Consulting – Physical Sciences and Engineering: Achitectural Consulting2254 companies
Companies offering in consulting and advisory services for the architectural/construction sectors
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Research and Consulting – Physical Sciences and Engineering: Architectural Research1385 companies
Companies involved in research for the architectural/construction sectors
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Research and Consulting – Physical Sciences and Engineering: Engineering Consulting1623 companies
Companies providing consulting and advisory services for engineering and/or related processes
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Research and Consulting – Physical Sciences and Engineering: Engineering Research1246 companies
Companies engaging in research for engineering and/or related processes
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Research and Consulting – Physical Sciences and Engineering: Physical Sciences Consulting1439 companies
Companies providing consulting services for companies in the field of physical sciences
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Research and Consulting – Physical Sciences and Engineering: Physical Sciences Research2097 companies
Companies focused in research activity within the field of physical sciences
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Companies involved in the Robotics and Autonomous Systems sector. This RTIC has been developed through a collaboration between DSIT policy experts, analysts, and external subject matter experts. Feedback with cross-Whitehall colleagues and industry specialists was consulted during the development, providing quality assurance. To understand the taxonomy or the caveats associated with the RTIC do get in touch with the DSIT RAS team or with Datacity. The current RTIC will have future updates, if and when there are new sources that are brought to the attention of the DSIT RAS team or DSIT deem the list to need a substantive update due to time elapsed or if there are new subsectors to include. To suggest updates, please email The Data City.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: AI Software88 companies
Covers specialised AI service and module provision related to Robotics and Robotic operations.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Agriculture : Weeding Seeding and Harvesting26 companies
Robot systems used to manage arable land and crops including pest control and fertilisation.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Agriculture: Milking Animals82 companies
Robot systems used to manage and tend animal livestock covering all aspects of animal husbandry and the supply of robot specific services.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Agriculture: Vertical Farming79 companies
Robot systems used in all aspects of crop production in vertical farms. Covers equipment supply and robot related service provision.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Consumer: Cleaning10 companies
Robotics and automation used to provide domestic assistance in everyday tasks. [consider adding value]
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Consumer: Educational7 companies
Robotics used for educational purposes and in training.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Consumer: Mowing9 companies
Robotics and automation used to provide domestic assistance in everyday tasks. [consider adding value]
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Consumer: Retail & Hospitality14 companies
Robotics used in hospitality and retail, in shops, malls, retail parks, hotels, conference and exhibition venues. Covering cleaning, delivery, advertising, marketing, promotions, guest relations, hotel services, navigation services and stock monitoring and control.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Consumer: Sports and Entertainment13 companies
Robotics used in sports and entertainment services. Covering sports and recreational activities and the use of robotics in entertainment venues.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Energy: Nuclear17 companies
Robotics and automation used in the nuclear supply chain covering development, operation, maintenance, decommissioning and waste management activities. Covers robotics related service provision and relevant inspection and monitoring support services.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Energy: Oil Gas ,Grid & Other187 companies
Robotics and automation used in the production and distribution of oil and gas products including the services related to oil and gas infrastructure including inspection, drilling, extraction, processing and decommissioning.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Energy: Recycling14 companies
Robotics and automation used in waste management and recycling. Covering sorting machinery and robotic systems for the recycling industry
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Energy: Renewables142 companies
Robotics used in the production of renewable energy either land or sea based. Including robotics related service provision and the development of renewable energy infrastructure.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Healthcare: Assistive7 companies
Robots used to provide assistance to patients or assistance for clinical staff in interacting with patients. Covers both at home and clinical environments.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Healthcare: Diagnostic3 companies
Robots used in non-surgical procedures covering non-invasive sample taking, internal and external diagnostics and patient positioning for diagnostics.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Healthcare: Pharma113 companies
Robots and automation used in pharmaceutical laboratories, in sample testing laboratories, pharma industry manufacturing and in pharmacy logistics within a clinical environment.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Healthcare: Rehab11 companies
Robots used to provide rehabilitation and patient assessment services. Includes exoskeletons and rehabilitation services for recovery from surgery and trauma
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Healthcare: Surgical14 companies
Robots used in invasive procedures with varying degrees of autonomy or guided by a clinician. Covers surgical procedures and invasive sample taking.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Infrastructure: Construction37 companies
Robots used in the construction of infrastructure, on land, underground, on sea and undersea. Covers building and demolition, preparation of building materials, land clearance and preparation for construction, and construction of bridges, tunnels and other elements of transport, industry and energy infrastructure
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Infrastructure: Inspection and Maintenance45 companies
Robots used in the inspection and maintenance of infrastructure in transport, energy and industry. Covers the inspection and maintenance of bridges, tunnels, chimneys, pipes, cables etc. and the provision of robotics related services. Includes facilities on land and at sea.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Integrators591 companies
Covers the service providers around the integration of robotics into end user environments across all sectors.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Logistics / warehousing155 companies
Mobile robots operating within warehouses and in logistics operations, e.g. in factories, supermarkets, delivery centres etc. Covers robot suppliers, whole system suppliers and warehouse operators with robotics as a core capability
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Manufacturing479 companies
Robotics used in the manufacture of goods including the manufacture of parts, sub assembles and full product assembly. Robotics used in the manufacturing of goods, including food, and the production of materials. Includes circular economy
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Mobility: CAV / Self-driving vehicles64 companies
Land based robots that carry people or goods either on the national road network, or on private road networks or off-road. Covers vehicle suppliers and related professional service providers.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Mobility: Maritime218 companies
Robots operating on or under the water, either at sea or within inland waterways. Covers robot suppliers, operators and those delivering professional services based on robots working on or under water.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Mobility: Unmanned Aerial Systems / Drones396 companies
Robots that fly, whether operating in general airspace or in enclosed spaces. Covers drone suppliers, suppliers of drone components and professional operators as well as those delivering services based on drone technology.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Packaging187 companies
Robots and automation used in packaging, particularly focusing on fast moving consumer goods
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: RAS Component Suppliers107 companies
Robotics component and sub-system suppliers, technology developers and robotics industry service suppliers including robotics manufacturing services.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Security77 companies
Robots used in any military-based use case across land, sea and air. Covers all aspects from logistics to operational use and includes military related service provision relevant to military robotics.
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Robotics and Autonomous systems: Space52 companies
Robotics and automation used within the space sector either in orbit or in planetary exploration. Covers manufacture of space infrastructure and vehicles and the space-based servicing and delivery of services using robotic systems
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Companies designing or deploying devices or management systems related to those devices that enable products to sense their environment and respond or create data for further analysis.
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Sensors: Autonomous vehicles599 companies
Companies integrating photonics technology into quantum technologies
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Sensors: Environmental Monitoring645 companies
Companies supplying sensors to measure weather, climate, environment and their conditions such as radiation, humidity or particles
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Sensors: Image and Video Analysis362 companies
Companies providing sensor technology that can capture and analyse motion, imaging or video
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Sensors: Industry 4.01119 companies
Companies developing sensors applied in industrial settings to collect data, automate processes or detect specific anomalies.
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Sensors: Medical390 companies
Companies manufacturing sensors in the field of healthcare, enabling remote patient monitoring and precision medicine
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Sensors: Mobility360 companies
Companies providing sensors that analyse movement and travelling objects (i.e., people counting sensors)
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Companies involved in creating, designing, and maintaining computer programs.
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Software Development: API Development and Integration462 companies
Companies involved in the development of Application programming interface.
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Software Development: Cloud Computing820 companies
Companies involved in cloud-based software development
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Software Development: Desktop358 companies
Companies involved in the development of applications that work on laptop and desktop devices.
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Software Development: DevOps469 companies
Companies specialising in DevOps Consulting.
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Software Development: Embedded Software382 companies
Companies involved in the software development of embedded systems.
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Software Development: Games Development523 companies
Companies involved in the development of video gaming applications.
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Software Development: Mobile Development641 companies
Companies involved in the development of applications for smartphone devices.
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Software Development: Security Engineering1674 companies
Companies involved in security system development / Cyber security process development.
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Software Development: UI/UX Development376 companies
Companies involved in developing UI/UX design.
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Software Development: Web Development728 companies
Companies involved in the development of browser-based applications.
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Companies selling software subscriptions, often hosted in the cloud, either directly to consumers or to businesses.
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Analytics599 companies
Companies producing SaaS platforms that facilitate data analytics processes
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Communications200 companies
Companies supplying SaaS platforms that facilitate communication between people
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Development490 companies
Companies providing specialised services to SaaS developers
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Finance and Accounting305 companies
Companies providing SaaS platforms applied within accounting and / or for financial purposes
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Healthcare189 companies
Companies developing SaaS platform for the healthcare sector
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Human Resources305 companies
Companies selling access to SaaS platform for HR departments
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Marketing429 companies
Companies offering SaaS platforms used to increase sales or support marketing processes.
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Software as a Service (SaaS): Real Estate191 companies
Companies providing SaaS platforms for the real estate industry
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Companies developing technology and systems that enable machines to operate independently or semi-autonomously, with a particular focus on Space applications.
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Space Autonomy and Robotics: Collaboration and Integration83 companies
Companies focused on seamlessly merging robotic systems, artificial intelligence, and human interactions to enhance efficiency and functionality.
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Space Autonomy and Robotics: Reasoning and Acting107 companies
Companies focused on developing systems that can autonomously reason, percieve, and act, enabling machines to operate intelligently and independently.
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Space Autonomy and Robotics: Robotic Integration259 companies
Companies focused on designing and implementing systems that seamlessly incorporate robots into various industries, enhancing efficiency and automation.
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Space Autonomy and Robotics: Robotic Manipulation124 companies
Companies focused on developing advanced robotic systems capable of percise and versatile object handling and manipulation tasks.
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Space Autonomy and Robotics: Robotic Mobility220 companies
Companies focused on developing advanced technologies enabling self-driving capabilities for various applications, from autonomous vehicles to robotic platforms.
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Space Autonomy and Robotics: Sensing and Perception357 companies
Companies focused on developing advanced technologies that enable machines to gather and interpret data from their surroundings for intelligent decision-making and navigation.
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Companies involved in the space industry including providing satellite services, launch services, governance, and fundamental research.
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Space Economy: Communications135 companies
Companies supplying technologies involved in providing inter-satellite or satellite to ground communications for data downlink.
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Space Economy: Cyber Security and Encryption69 companies
Companies developing technologies involved in the security of satellite data including cybersecurity software and cryptography.
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Space Economy: Data Infrastructures157 companies
Companies providing the technologies and infrastructure involved in the storage and processing of satellite data after downlink.
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Space Economy: Engineering153 companies
Companies building the equipment and facilities, and supplying services which enable the engineering, manufacturing, and testing of space systems.
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Space Economy: Exploration29 companies
Companies developing the technologies which enable human spaceflight activities for tourism, science, and exploration.
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Space Economy: Geospatial Analytics94 companies
Companies that possess analytics capabilities for optical imagery, radar imagery, and geolocation data.
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Space Economy: Geospatial Platforms123 companies
Companies delivering digital platforms which involve software to process, analyse, and access geospatial data.
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Space Economy: Ground Segment42 companies
Organisations providing the technologies and infrastructure involved in the ground segment of data downlink including ground stations, services, and terminals.
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Space Economy: Hardware199 companies
Companies producing space hardware, which includes satellites and space sub-systems for propulsion, thermal, mechanical, power, control, robotic, communications, and payloads.
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Space Economy: High Altitude Platforms20 companies
Organisations supplying aerial platforms which operate in the atmosphere and stratosphere including balloons, airships, drones, and other UAVs.
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Space Economy: In-orbit manufacturing149 companies
Organisations developing the technologies which enable in-orbit activities including research and manufacturing in microgravity.
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Space Economy: Launch Infrastructure52 companies
Organisations dedicated to the development of infrastructure enabling the operation of launch vehicles including launch pads, spaceports, and mission control facilities.
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Space Economy: Launch Services53 companies
Companies offering services enabling the design, testing, and operation of launching space missions.
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Space Economy: Launch Vehicles61 companies
Companies developing and supplying launch vehicles and sub-systems which include rockets, sub-orbital flight, and spaceplanes.
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Space Economy: Location and Connectivity213 companies
Companies supplying products which make use of satellite navigation and communications to provide location or connectivity services in downstream markets.
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Space Economy: Mapping262 companies
Companies developing products which make use of satellite and aerial imagery to provide mapping or monitoring services.
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Space Economy: Materials162 companies
Companies providing specialised materials involved in the manufacturing of space systems to provide structural, thermal, and propulsion properties.
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Space Economy: Resources7 companies
Organisations dedicated to the development of technologies which enable the discovery and exploitation of space resources including solar power and asteroid mining.
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Space Economy: SatelliteConstellations52 companies
Companies that own and/or manage satellites or satellite constellations.
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Space Economy: Software103 companies
Companies providing and using software that facilitates the design, manufacturing, and operation of space systems including launch vehicles, satellites, and other spacecraft.
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Space Economy: Space Ecosystem143 companies
Organisations involved in space governance, research, and business ecosystems.
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Space Economy: Space Infrastructure6 companies
Organisations building the infrastructure enabling the operation and logistics of in-orbit systems including space stations and satellites.
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Space energy companies are involved in the research, development, and commercialization of technologies and systems that can generate, transmit, and store energy in space.
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Space Energy: Ground Segment129 companies
Companies specialising in the core technologies and systems essential for energy generation, transmission, and storage in space.
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Space Energy: Operations Management229 companies
Companies involved in planning, control, and coordination of activities in space energy
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Space Energy: Power Core437 companies
Companies generating, storing, and transmitting clean energy from space
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Space Energy: Reflector66 companies
Companies developing and utilising reflective technologies in space to either enhance solar energy generation on Earth or facilitate energy transmission within space itself
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Space Energy: Space Infrastructure54 companies
Companies working on the development, deployment, and operation of the physical and technological infrastructure needed to harness space energy generation.
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Companies working with technologies and services that allow users to access content directly transmitted from the internet
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Streaming Economy: Enabling Tech133 companies
Companies developing the infrastructure and technologies that allow content streaming
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Streaming Economy: Immersive Tech83 companies
Companies developing the technology for immersive content streaming
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Streaming Economy: Live Streaming199 companies
Companies offering live streaming services and/or servers
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Streaming Economy: On Demand Streaming169 companies
Companies offering on-demand content to platform users
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Streaming Economy: Realtime Data Stream81 companies
Companies providing technology and services that enable real-time data streaming
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Companies that optimise logistics often by tracking products and improving operational efficiency across supply chains through innovative technology or processes.
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Supply Chain Logistics: Artificial Intelligence233 companies
Companies applying AI technology to supply chain control and data analytics
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Supply Chain Logistics: Automation198 companies
Companies introducing automation technologies into supply chain processes
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Supply Chain Logistics: Blockchain and Digital Twins62 companies
Companies providing specialised blockchain or digital twin services for logistics
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Supply Chain Logistics: Freight Tracking Tech384 companies
Companies developing tracking technology for freight monitoring
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Supply Chain Logistics: Management Platforms377 companies
Companies selling software and digital platforms that allow for supply chain data management and storage
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Supply Chain Logistics: Service Providers2273 companies
Companies supplying supply chain and logistics services
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Supply Chain Logistics: Supply Chain Visibility179 companies
Companies developing technology, often related to IoT, for the real-time acquisition of supply chain data
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Companies involved in; 5G Radio Access Network, Broadcasting, Fibre Connectivity, Network Providers, Satellite Communications, Site Services, Wireless Connectivity.
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Telecommunications: 5G Radio Access Network214 companies
Companies specialised in the development of 5G technology and networks.
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Telecommunications: Broadcasting815 companies
Companies dedicated to the distribution of audio-visual content (digital and analogue) / bilateral communication techniques.
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Telecommunications: Fibre Connectivity1452 companies
Companies involved in the administration/development of fibre networks.
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Telecommunications: Network Providers1144 companies
Network connectivity suppliers.
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Telecommunications: Satellite Communications482 companies
Companies focused on the development/maintenance of satellite-based connectivity.
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Telecommunications: Site Services1585 companies
Companies dedicated to the development/maintenance/administration of infrastructures that provide telecommunication services to geographic zones.
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Telecommunications: Wireless Connectivity1001 companies
Companies involved in the administration/development of wireless networks.
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Companies creating or deploying wearable devices and other technologies that collect data about the wearer such as fitness and sleep and provide insight via analysis.
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Wearables and Quantified Self: Apps137 companies
Companies developing apps for self-tracking of data acquired by wearable devices
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Wearables and Quantified Self: Enabling Tech76 companies
Companied producing the technologies (i.e., sensors) that enable wearable devices
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Wearables and Quantified Self: Fitness Tracking49 companies
Companies manufacturing wearable devices for fitness tracking
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Wearables and Quantified Self: Medical173 companies
Companies developing wearable devices for health tracking
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