Future Lab – Focus on the Exhibitors

Presented by Goodwood and BP, it featured some of the most forward thinking companies in the world. Including:

• Airbus – Mars Fetch Rover: ‘The slowest thing on Earth is the fastest thing on Mars’
• Heatherwick Studio – Airo: ‘A car that cleans the air as it drives’
• Arrow – SAM car: ‘Driven using just the motion of your hands’
• BP / Emotiv – Scalextric controlled by brainwaves: ‘Measure and leverage data at scale’
• EAV – eCargo bikes: ‘Engineered down from a van rather than up from a bike’
• Einride – ‘The first full electric, totally autonomous transport vehicle to operate on a public road in the world’
• ESA Earth Observation – ‘Taking the pulse of our planet from space’
• Gravity Industries – Electric Jetpack: ‘Pioneering a new era in human flight’
• Huawei – HADO: ‘The world’s first techno sport’
• Luca – ‘A compact sporty EV made almost entirely from waste material’
• Microlino – ‘The electric bubble car with space for 2 adults and 3 beer crates’
• Motiv by Gordon Murray – ‘A compact, cost-effective quadricycle platform ready for any application’
• Nawa Racer – The world’s first hybrid ultracapacitor: ‘a leader in innovative energy storage’
• Nekton – ‘We have the potential to learn more about our oceans in the next 10 years than we have in the previous 10,000’
• Nourished – Gummy life stack: ‘Personalised 3D printed vitamins’
• Oxford Robotics Institute – ‘World leading, large scale mobile autonomy’
• Pal-V – Both road and air capabilities: ‘The world’s first true flying car’
• RACE – Remote robotic handling technologies: ‘Featuring Spot by Boston Dynamics’
• Randox – Patented biochip technology: ‘The future of healthcare’
• Small Robot Company – ‘Revolutionary AI controlled farming robots’
• Starship – ‘The world’s leading provider of autonomous delivery services’
• Triggo – Combines the benefit of cars and 2 wheelers: ‘Electric vehicle with unique variable chassis’
• Ultraleap – Creating the 3D sensation of touch in mid-air: ‘Digital worlds that feel human’