Really happy to say I was encouraged to enter the Galileo Masters programme this year and won the UK challenge set by GRACE at the University of Nottingham.
What does it mean for me and my roadmap? I was successful in the UK Space Agency’s SatelLife competition last year after realising that satellites could be the answer to some of my technical difficulties, but I hadn’t been able to move on with those developments. Since finding out about winning in September, I’ve been able to refine my plan because Galileo Masters gives me access to specialist help that I need for GNSS integration with the team at GRACE. Last night’s awards evening means we can now share the news and start to work through hyperlocal positioning developments on my roadmap!
Thanks to the guidance and encouragement from Ines and the organising team at AZO I got through a few extra rounds of judging during this Autumn term. A big surprise at the end of the awards evening was the announcement that Perfect Sense AQ was one of the final six companies chosen as GNSS incubation winners.
In 2022 I’ll be working with GRACE, my chosen incubator organisation, to embed GNSS into my pin badge. At the same time, I’m continuing to develop the pollution sensor and pin badge with the team at Graphene @Manchester. This year I have also been working with Dell Technologies UK, who have supported me with technical coaching and that’s included app development, data and security. I’m really looking forward to a new year of news about everything coming together!
Perfect Sense AQ 