For general enquiries please contact us on
+44 1223 248888
enquiries2026@innoviatech.com
St Andrew's House, St Andrew's Road
Cambridge CB4 1DL United Kingdom
FIND US
For general enquiries please contact us on
+44 1223 248888
enquiries2026@innoviatech.com
St Andrew's House, St Andrew's Road
Cambridge CB4 1DL United Kingdom
FIND US
Being an innovator in medtech is not for the faint‑hearted. You’re operating at the intersection of rapid technological advancement, evolving AI capabilities, and rising expectations of personalisation and constant economic disruption. Innovia Technology exists to solve complex innovation challenges and help you outperform your competitors. Whether you’re assessing a new market, future‑proofing an existing product or exploring what might be over the next horizon, we work with the world’s leading medtech organisations to make innovation breakthroughs happen across regulatory, technological, commercial and organisational spaces. If you’re ready to make innovation breakthroughs happen and change the world for good, let’s talk.
Maintaining a world-leading market position needs a strong innovation portfolio; Innovia identified unmet needs to inform product development...
An organisation’s innovation process needs to facilitate the right kind of innovation. We helped Ethicon revitalise the front-end innovation process...
Developing a robust strategy requires consideration of different future scenarios. Innovia explored threats to and opportunities for GE Healthcare’s bioprocessing business...
Designing hospitals to optimise ease of working is extremely hard. Innovia facilitated a series of workshops to identify stakeholder needs and inform the building design brief…
Analysing the potential outcome of intervention strategies in a disease process can be challenging. Innovia identified key areas for innovation and created a model to assess effects…
Many people suffer with unpleasant abdominal symptoms. Innovia identified new technologies that could be incorporated into current gastrointestinal health brands…
Organisations face a bewildering array of options to deal with market threats. How to decide on a course of action?
In the OR, enormous amounts of data compete for surgeons' attention. Innovia created concepts to present vital information in a simple, comprehensive way…
Animals often don’t receive optimal pain relief. We’ve published a paper on applying behavioural science to this problem...
Access to some drugs in stores is restricted by regulation. Innovia worked within regulatory requirements to develop a system to improve accessibility…
What does science have to teach us about how to be successful at innovation?
Toric contact lenses substantially improve vision for people with astigmatism. Innovia developed a patentable methodology to highlight the benefits…
Maintaining growth of a market-leading product often requires step changes in design. Innovia suggested a simple design change to improve user experience and reduce manufacturing cost…
Speaking valves can give people back the power of speech, but they are hard to clean, obtrusive, and noisy. Innovia designed a breakthrough new product…
When drugs are used by patients at home, children can be put at risk. Innovia created a range of technical solutions and prototyped the selected design...
Creating effective medical products needs consideration of the design, engineering, and biological aspects of the product. Innovia generated concepts for new stoma-care products…
Reusable orthopaedic instruments are expensive and only compatible with one implant model. Innovia helped create disposable versions…
Toric contact lenses substantially improve vision for people with astigmatism. Innovia developed a patentable methodology to highlight the benefits…
In the OR, enormous amounts of data compete for surgeons' attention. Innovia created concepts to present vital information in a simple, comprehensive way…
ABB wanted to help people train its robot more easily. Innovia’s qualitative research approach provided new perspectives to improve the experience of people training the robot...
J&J wanted to help minor wounds heal faster. Innovia explored the science, created new concepts, and planned out development options...
Access to some drugs in stores is restricted by regulation. Innovia worked within regulatory requirements to develop a system to improve accessibility…
Many products and services claim to help people stop smoking. Innovia recommended how a breakthrough product could compete…
If people don’t take medications correctly, they may not get the full benefit. Innovia designed ways to help people take a specific medication more effectively...
Developing new drugs is a risky investment. Innovia found new revenue streams to help a client make the most of their pharmaceutical IP...
Creating simulation methods for customised medical devices that handle diverse patient needs and subjective preferences...
Solutions to address the world’s deadliest diseases come from many different places. Innovia helped J&J identify and prioritise approaches to reduce lung cancer recurrence...
How will COVID-19 change healthcare?...
How do COVID-19 tests work and what makes them a challenge?...
What will be the new normal?’ and ’how can we prepare for it?...
Being an innovator in medtech is not for the faint‑hearted. You’re operating at the intersection of rapid technological advancement, evolving AI capabilities, and rising expectations of personalisation and constant economic disruption. Innovia Technology exists to solve complex innovation challenges and help you outperform your competitors. Whether you’re assessing a new market, future‑proofing an existing product or exploring what might be over the next horizon, we work with the world’s leading medtech organisations to make innovation breakthroughs happen across regulatory, technological, commercial and organisational spaces. If you’re ready to make innovation breakthroughs happen and change the world for good, let’s talk.
Maintaining a world-leading market position needs a strong innovation portfolio; Innovia identified unmet needs to inform product development...
An organisation’s innovation process needs to facilitate the right kind of innovation. We helped Ethicon revitalise the front-end innovation process...
Developing a robust strategy requires consideration of different future scenarios. Innovia explored threats to and opportunities for GE Healthcare’s bioprocessing business...
Designing hospitals to optimise ease of working is extremely hard. Innovia facilitated a series of workshops to identify stakeholder needs and inform the building design brief…
Analysing the potential outcome of intervention strategies in a disease process can be challenging. Innovia identified key areas for innovation and created a model to assess effects…
Many people suffer with unpleasant abdominal symptoms. Innovia identified new technologies that could be incorporated into current gastrointestinal health brands…
Organisations face a bewildering array of options to deal with market threats. How to decide on a course of action?
In the OR, enormous amounts of data compete for surgeons' attention. Innovia created concepts to present vital information in a simple, comprehensive way…
Animals often don’t receive optimal pain relief. We’ve published a paper on applying behavioural science to this problem...
Access to some drugs in stores is restricted by regulation. Innovia worked within regulatory requirements to develop a system to improve accessibility…
What does science have to teach us about how to be successful at innovation?
Toric contact lenses substantially improve vision for people with astigmatism. Innovia developed a patentable methodology to highlight the benefits…
Maintaining growth of a market-leading product often requires step changes in design. Innovia suggested a simple design change to improve user experience and reduce manufacturing cost…
Speaking valves can give people back the power of speech, but they are hard to clean, obtrusive, and noisy. Innovia designed a breakthrough new product…
When drugs are used by patients at home, children can be put at risk. Innovia created a range of technical solutions and prototyped the selected design...
Creating effective medical products needs consideration of the design, engineering, and biological aspects of the product. Innovia generated concepts for new stoma-care products…
Reusable orthopaedic instruments are expensive and only compatible with one implant model. Innovia helped create disposable versions…
Toric contact lenses substantially improve vision for people with astigmatism. Innovia developed a patentable methodology to highlight the benefits…
In the OR, enormous amounts of data compete for surgeons' attention. Innovia created concepts to present vital information in a simple, comprehensive way…
ABB wanted to help people train its robot more easily. Innovia’s qualitative research approach provided new perspectives to improve the experience of people training the robot...
J&J wanted to help minor wounds heal faster. Innovia explored the science, created new concepts, and planned out development options...
Access to some drugs in stores is restricted by regulation. Innovia worked within regulatory requirements to develop a system to improve accessibility…
Many products and services claim to help people stop smoking. Innovia recommended how a breakthrough product could compete…
If people don’t take medications correctly, they may not get the full benefit. Innovia designed ways to help people take a specific medication more effectively...
Developing new drugs is a risky investment. Innovia found new revenue streams to help a client make the most of their pharmaceutical IP...
Creating simulation methods for customised medical devices that handle diverse patient needs and subjective preferences...
Solutions to address the world’s deadliest diseases come from many different places. Innovia helped J&J identify and prioritise approaches to reduce lung cancer recurrence...
How is COVID-19 driving innovation in public health?...
How will COVID-19 change healthcare?...
How do COVID-19 tests work and what makes them a challenge?...
What will be the new normal?’ and ’how can we prepare for it?...