Case Studies

A versatile acoustic barrier that can be attached to site boundaries, reducing noise and allowing work to continue without complaint. 

A mobile application that allows damaged equipment to be quickly identified. 

A robust, secure, easy to use magnetic portable work desk that can be fixed onto any magnetic surface.

Managing fault levels, the highest amount of current that could flow in an electrical system under short circuit conditions, one of the major challenges faced by Distribution Network Operators (DNOs).

The development of a sustainable, ultra-strong wood pole manufacturing technique that reduces material use by up to 85%.

A self-healing additive for fluid filled cables.

A solution which uses geospatial technology, harnessing local data to create traffic management plans that are compliant with the Department for Transport's 'Safety at street works and road works' code of practice and chapter 8 of 'Traffic Signs Manual'. 

A collaborative project which intends to deliver the required safety cases, operational definitions and guidance to enable universal beyond visual line of sight drone operations. 

Solution to pavement protection during maintenance and installation activities. 

LeakVision is a detection sensor that will internally detect, locate and quantify pipe damage / deterioration. The project will provide an improved understanding of the leakage process through advanced thermal modelling techniques.

SYNAPS sensors detect, classify and accurately locate transient faults before they cause recloser device operations and/or fuse failures.

This project proposes a technical method that will involve engaging consultants to investigate the ZMP and produce conclusions that can impact the future of transmission network design and operation.

A solution to minimise the risk of injury from hard-to-detect live cables, using electromagnetic sensors that can be applied to the detection of buried surfaces.

Current methods to identify gas leaks under carriageways can cause high levels of shock through the operative’s arms and shoulders. The innovation will change how operatives work by making processes both safer and easier.

A solution to protect paths and verges while street works are being carried out.

An innovative new ‘welfare decision tool’ app for emergency engineers that enables them to tailor welfare products and services for customers who might find themselves in a vulnerable situation.