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Deep Tech Horizon

What we do

We connect the missing pieces between invention and impact.

Deep Tech Horizon provides a structured environment for discovery, informed exchange, stakeholder connections and collaboration. It is where a complex technology can meet a real industry challenge, a specialist perspective can change a development pathway and a conversation can become the beginning of a serious opportunity.

Four pathways

Four pathways to progress

  1. 01

    Surface

    Bring forward technologies, challenges, research, insights and ecosystem signals worth attention.

  2. 02

    Interpret

    Make complex subjects accessible through expert-led dialogue, technical context and practical commercial perspectives.

  3. 03

    Connect

    Create opportunities for relevant stakeholders to discover and engage with one another.

  4. 04

    Activate

    Encourage clearly defined follow-up discussions around research collaboration, pilots, market access, expertise, investment readiness and enterprise adoption.

How a cluster works

A focused entry point into the wider ecosystem

Each technology cluster is a focused entry point into the wider DTH ecosystem. Cluster activity is supported by a combination of leading deep tech startups, innovators, domain experts, institutions, industry partners and investors.

A cluster can convene discussions around technology readiness, sector challenges, policy and regulation, commercial models, talent and adoption. Insights and opportunities can also move across clusters when technologies converge.

Find your cluster
At the centreBreakthrough
innovation
  • Startups & Innovators
  • Experts & Mentors
  • Institutions
  • Industry & Brands
  • Investors
Five stakeholder groups surround every cluster: Startups & Innovators, Experts & Mentors, Institutions, Industry & Brands, Investors.

Ways to take part

There is a place for you in the conversation

Find your cluster

Ten frontiers, one connected innovation horizon. Start where your work sits, and follow where it intersects.