In 2015, Daghan Cam and Michail Desyllas set out on a mission to make large-format 3D printing go mainstream. Prior to this, 3D printing had been used to mass-customise smaller objects like dental implants and hearing aids. However, it had been difficult/impossible to use at scale for larger objects in high-end manufacturing in the automotive and aerospace industries.

Autonomous machines are devices that are able to carry out tasks without human direction. Think self-driving cars, drones and farming equipment. “Robots” in popular parlance. Today, this space is still in its infancy, but it is rapidly gaining pace. Amazon has already deployed robots to automate tasks in warehouses. And Tesla is making good progress on their self-driving cars. But this is only the beginning. In the future, we are going to have autonomous machines everywhere.

We all buy things. Products need making, managing and moving, to get into the hands of those who need them at the right time - from deodorants to cars, souffle cups to aglets. It is incredibly hard to predict precisely how much to make and where to supply without wastage or leaving money on the table. Which is where Garvis comes in.

In 2019, Amy Read and her team set out to transform the world of high-end hospitality. Her vision was to create a platform that brings the e-commerce experience of global hotel brands to the next level. Intuitive for customers and fully integrated for the hospitality operators, Techsembly makes it easy for brands to enhance their revenue and customer satisfaction.