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"I have worked with a number of IT suppliers and the Calvium provided services stand out by a mile! Not only is the quality always top notch but the updates and final delivery can always be counted on. A big differentiator to the competition. Always a pleasure to work with Calvium."
Mark Gennotte, Technical Product Manager, R2 Data Labs at Rolls-Royce
"Working with Calvium was an extremely insightful and engaging experience. Their ‘Ideascape’ research project creatively identified ways in which digital placemaking can positively contribute to the social, cultural and re-making of place. Calvium successfully mediated an inclusive and collaborative event which allowed the local community to participate and experience the many benefits that digital technologies can have in creative placemaking."
Emma M. Price – Studio Response
"This wasn’t just about creating an app. I felt like this was very much about creating a relationship with Calvium, and everybody working together to say, ‘Here’s a societal problem, here’s how we are all going to work hard together to help remediate that problem. We all care and we all want to help each child reach his or her full potential.’ Everybody had suggestions and insight, and that made this experience very positive for me."
Dr. Melissa Baralt, Háblame Bebé App
"I trust Calvium implicitly and enjoy working collaboratively and creatively with them. Working with them always feels very personal."
Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, Kings College London
Bristol is home to more than 460,000 people, a thriving culture and arts scene, and a city centre with an ever-evolving outdoor space. These public spaces are critical to cities as they can support the local economy, provide cultural opportunities, improve public health, and help the environment (along with many…
Earlier in the year experts from some of the UK’s leading arts and cultural heritage organisations gathered in London for the IT4Arts workshop that focused on ‘Technologies for Interpretation in the Arts and Culture’. The event focused on the different ways in which digital technologies can expand and enhance people’s…
In January, the Landscape Institute held the Digital Integration and Transformation event where specialists from industry and academia presented several ways that digital technologies can be used in urban design and landscape architecture practices. There was a host of talks and workshops about playable cities and urban play, data and…
In its bid to improve customer experiences in the railway sector, the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) held the Rail Innovation Exhibition on 21 January. The expo showcased the latest cutting-edge innovations in the industry, many of which were funded by the Department for Transport (DfT) through Innovate UK, including Calvium’s…
In 2016, Dr. Melissa Baralt, Associate Professor of Applied Psycholinguistics at Florida International University, competed in the US HRSA’s Bridging the Word Gap Challenge. Beating 100 other entries in the three-round competition, Melissa used her grant money to create Háblame Bebé—a language-learning app that aims to close the ‘word gap’…
In the UK alone, virtual reality (VR) tech is predicted to reach £801 million by 2021. Worldwide, the entire immersive sector is expected to pull in $160 billion (£123 billion) by 2023, as more devices come online allowing more consumers than ever to easily access VR and augmented reality (AR)…
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