Virgin Media Business presents three new things

Virgin Media Business has announced the winners of its Three new things competition . Competition looking new technologies that has the potential to improve the lives and this year's chosen technology solar charging hubs for the developing world, 3D-printable plastic covers satellites ii boots made for 3D scanning the user's feet . The winners were announced during the event, which was held at the British Film Museum. They will now meet with Richard Branson to discuss their projects and receive advice, support and free telecommunications business with Virgin Media Business. The competition was judged by a jury, including technology commentator Monty Munford, quantum computing and nanotechnology expert Dr Ling Ge, head of WPP Stream series of digital events, Ella Weston, and digital consultant tomorrow IC technology program run by the Board of government strategy, Emily Memarzia. Of the three winners of the competition, the audience yesterday also select three custom shoes Over Seven as the “darlings” The.

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Three in seven allows users to scan to the legs using a mobile phone application and have a custom 3D printed a pair of shoes delivered to them within 24 hours. Technology means that users will receive shoes that are a perfect fit for their unique feet. also selected by a panel of a solar-powered hubs Buffalo Grid to provide entrepreneurs who live in developing countries with the means charging mobile phones with their customers and cheap 3D-printing a casing CubeSat satellite. “Reading these entries were inspiring process and detect any genuine game-changers with the power to change lives around the world,” said Peter Kelly, CEO of Virgin Media Business. “In Britain prepares to increase again, this is exactly the kind of creativity and entrepreneurial spirit that we cherish in this country -. From government programs to social networks, each of us has a role to play in supporting innovation in”

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