It’s not always easy to accurately describe a complex research project involving multiple university academic departments and stakeholders…

Innovation Project: The Digital Listening Passport is a wellbeing tool for people to assign positivity to sounds that surround them.

This study concentrates on the effects of physical and mental health and well-being as predictors when the aspect of socio-economic impact has been minimised.

If you’ve not used Facebook before, it can seem daunting but we’ve set up a friendly and helpful group so you can get started. Link with people near you and share your world with theirs…

Our aim is to help Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly develop innovative products, services and processes by exploring how technology can be used to improve people’s health and wellbeing. The project has helped to de-risk the research, development and innovation (RD&I) process by offering collaborative research schemes which reflect enterprise need.

We’ve been awarded £4 million in extra funding to continue our research into technology, health and housing in Cornwall.

Hear more about our recent Smartline Conference which welcomed a range of speakers on housing, health and technology.

In October 2019 we celebrated our achievements with Coastline Housing residents and the enterprises we’ve been working with.

Principal Investigator Dr Tim Taylor gives an overview of the research themes in the first phase of Smartline which ran from 2017 to the end of February 2020.

Innovation Project: Ménière’s Monitor app, to supporting monitoring and management the ménière’s ear disease

Innovation Project: New Virtual Reality Health and Social care work experience service

All Saints Church Community Centre applied for a Smartline Idea Generation Grant for the development of an IT hub enabling them to offer free IT drop in sessions, provide training and facilitated support to the community.

Innovation Project: Research support to help Inspire Cornwall develop the DadPad into a digital product

Innovation Project: communicating the role of pollinators and the health and wellbeing benefits of contact with nature.