Hardy & Ellis Inventions Ltd.

15/06/2014

North West Insider Magazine covered our story!

A start-up based at Lancaster University's InfoLab21 has clinched a grant to work with companies in Manchester to install interactive technology.

26/05/2014

Photos of our interactions at the PPA Reinvented 2014 Conference

Thanks for the PPA for taking the photos.

Also available at http://imgur.com/a/qye0J.

22/05/2014

Supporting the PPA_REINVENTED conference today with some interactions. National readership heat map is a big hit!

07/05/2014

Also excited to announce we have been short-listed for John Lewis's JLAB Incubator scheme and have been invited to pitch. Looking forward to it!

07/05/2014

Excited to announce that we've been given a conditional offer by the Technology Strategy Board to fund a project that words directly with Manchester Businesses. Award scheme found at (http://bit.ly/1eewETU) and the results are posted at (http://bit.ly/RmHba9). Press release coming shortly.

Investment of up to £1m in innovative research and development projects centred on the emerging...

22/09/2013

Our playful interactive recycling bin might help encourage recycling too (or at least make it ok to play with a bin!)

It's amazing how something as simple as a counter can get people excited about being green! Come and see it for real at Lancaster University Students Union! ...

22/09/2013

Check out the awesome information pillar that tells you who is in the new Lancaster University Students' Union (LUSU) building http://youtu.be/PqxnY5klQJY

Who is in the building? Lancaster Students Union members who are in the building are shown as in or out on the presence pillar! Gesture to search and touch t...

16/07/2013

We're in the Daily Mail! www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2365355/The-everyday-technology-transform-ANYTHING-fridges-envelopes-bed-posts-iPad-style-tablet-computers.html

Students from Lancaster University might have created what could be the next big thing in home technology with a system that allows people to transform normal objects, such as a plain envelope or a fridge, into an iPad-style tablet using webcams and a PC.

07/07/2013

Interactive Kitchen + Bedroom