Unlocking Accessibility - Deployment
解锁可访问性 - 部署
基本信息
- 批准号:10099178
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 5.98万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
**Unlocking Accessibility -- Deployment** builds on the success of Innovate UK funded Phase 1 feasibility project **(10004949)** which saw the development of an innovative, user-centric public EV chargepoint to TRL3 in March 2022\. Featuring ground-breaking, automated cable-management to significantly reduce the effort to connect a car to a charger. This technology enables the 1 in 5 UK adults with a disability as well as those with poor strength/dexterity, the freedom to independently charge their vehicles and benefit from the transition to EVs.Our target market is public & commercial chargepoints for Local Authorities & Businesses to serve the 1.2m disabled (ONS) and 5.6m older people registered to drive who may not be able to use existing chargepoints.With target customers engaged and full freedom to operate with a family of robust IP filings to protect our unique design, this project will capitalise on the significant R&D investment so far, delivering meaningful technology to benefit society and generate UK jobs.The project will address the following commercialisation areas;* Commercialisation plan development & implementation.* Financing strategy development.* Revenue model analysis & development.* Sales strategy development.* Marketing plan development.* Carbon plan development.* Customer validation & testing.* Intellectual property development & protection.* Standards compliance and validation.* Regulatory support & insights* Operational costs of pilot.With expansion into foreign markets being explored and a team expanding to include a dedicated commercialisation manager via KTP, this project has the opportunity to rapidly commercialise on a global basis, exploiting the projected boom in EV chargepoint installations and helping establish a UK company at the forefront of inclusive technology.
**Unlocking Accessibility - Deployment** 建立在Innovate UK资助的第一阶段可行性项目 **(10004949)** 的成功基础上,该项目于2022年3月开发了一个创新的,以用户为中心的公共EV充电点到TRL 3。具有突破性的自动电缆管理功能,可显著减少将汽车连接到充电器的工作量。这项技术使五分之一的英国残疾成年人以及那些力量/灵活性差的人,我们的目标市场是公共和商业充电点,为地方政府和企业服务120万残疾人(ONS)。和560万老年人注册驾驶谁可能无法使用现有的收费点。与目标客户参与和充分的自由经营与一系列强大的知识产权申请,以保护我们的独特设计,该项目将利用迄今为止的重大研发投资,提供有意义的技术,造福社会,创造英国就业机会。该项目将涉及以下商业化领域:* 商业化计划的制定和实施。*制定筹资战略。收入模型分析和开发。*销售战略的制定。*制定营销计划。*制定碳计划。*客户验证和测试。*知识产权保护与发展 *标准遵守和验证。*监管支持和见解 * 试点的运营成本随着开拓国外市场的探索,以及一个团队的扩大,包括通过KTP专门的商业化经理,该项目有机会在全球范围内快速商业化,利用电动汽车充电站安装的预期繁荣,并帮助建立一家处于包容性技术前沿的英国公司。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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