Impact
See our Projects page for engagement with industry and public sectors. See News / In the media for our appearances in external media coverage. We also have other forms of impact and engagement on this page
New research generated
The success of DIGIT Lab has led directly to the following research projects being awarded, resulting in £9.2M in additional research funding.
University of Exeter
AI and Data in Design: Advancing the design engineering processes for manufacturing sector
£75,000
EPSRC Impact Accelerator Account (IAA) Awards
£46,044
SPHERE: Systems and People-Centric Innovation in Healthcare Redesign
£205,000
Digital Innovation and Circular Economy (DICE) Network +
£2M
Oxford Brookes University
Accelerating Innovation Adoption in Next Generation Professional Service Firms
£1,800,000
Edinburgh Input Output Research Hub (IORH)
£268,000
University of East Anglia
An Intelligent Data Processing Platform for Smart Manufacturing – An AIoT platform
£12,000
Enhancing Teacher Agency With Technology (ETAT):
Creating An Ecological Model Through A Place-Based Study of Teaching and Learning
£553,131
UK-India Future Networks Initiative (UKI-FNI)
£1,400,000
Veris smartphone application
Thanks to DIGIT Lab, a scientist, clinician or designer can build and prototype an app to carry out user research by simply building a protocol file without any programming.
Veris smartphone application
Led by David Plans and JONATHAN BIRD
Veris emerged from research on measuring well-being telemetrically (remotely, using web or mobile applications), primarily aimed at using physical (biometric) data and questionnaires to assess mental health. Responding to the increasing need to measure and intervene scalably in both healthcare systems such as the NHS and in large workforces, Veris was designed to allow for a non-coder to be able to organise a protocol (a set of questionnaires and/or biometric tests given in a particular order and frequency in time) and deploy it without having to write a smartphone application from scratch: its remit is thus to provide a telemetric epidemiology framework that is open and easy to use.
Podcast
D.Coded Podcast
Led by Prof. Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen
Professor Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen, Prof of Design Engineering & Innovation, Director of DIGIT Lab, University of Exeter and Melisa Leñero, Director of Paul Polak Innovation Fund at International Development Enterprises. They met a decade ago on a joint RCA/Imperial course that Saeema led and Melisa studied.
D.coded decodes design, technology, and the experiences shaping our world. As hosts, Saeema and Melisa will explore how these influence how we live, work, and connect.
The podcast is available on TikTok @dcoded.podcast, Instagram @dcoded.podcast, Spotify @dcoded-podcast, Apple @dcoded-podcast and YouTube.
More episodes
Films
Digital Innovation: How can we use technology to save billions for our public services?
Innovate with Big Data: Products, Services and Behaviour
Toolkits, Reports & ebooks
Committee of Public Accounts: Smarter delivery of public services
Prof. Mark Thompson contributes
Jisc Report: Collaboration for a sustainable future
Prof. Mark Thompson contributes
