AI
Robotics and Artificial Intelligence are significant globalised technologies applicable to every sector. The UK’s extensive industrial and academic research base has immense potential to impact on home and global markets.

The Robotics & Artificial Intelligence team addresses this opportunity enabling UK RAI innovators to connect, access markets and showcase their capability. Instrumental for millions of people, Natural Language Processing (NLP) is currently one of our main topics of interest.
We’ll use our deep expertise to support businesses in adopting AI safely and securely, encouraging AI suppliers to generate ethical, easy to use tools. Our team can also help you explore how NLP can improve your business processes.
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Current AI funding opportunities
UK-South Korea Collaborative R&D
Opens: 14/02/2022 Closes: 06/07/2022
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £2 million for this competition, with a maximum grant of £350k/project. This funding is for the purpose of developing innovative proposals with South Korea.
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Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility: Deployments
Opens: 23/05/2022 Closes: 20/07/2022
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £40 million of CCAV competition funding, supporting new automated transport service projects.
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Adopting AI in Manufacturing: How to Access KTP Funding to Close Your Knowledge Gap
Manufacturing businesses are invited to join our interactive roundtables to explore the uses of AI within their operations, and learn how to access KTP funding to address their challenges.
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