Innovation and technology supporting Sellafield's nuclear decommissioning missionInnovation and technology supporting Sellafield's nuclear decommissioning mission
Robotics showcase event at Energus
Delivering Change through the use of Robotics at Sellafield - Thursday 19th September, 2019. Opportunities for robotics and artificial intelligence within Sellafield and to showcase cutting-edge robotic technology.
CALL FOR INNOVATION : Could your technologies and techniques support the Physical Asset Management challenges in nuclear construction? EDF and Sellafield seek innovative solutions to uniquely identify new assets throughout their entire lifecycles.
Decommissioning of the Sellafield site creates challenges never encountered before and requires investment in innovative technologies, concepts and methods. Tell us about how you can meet our calls for innovation.
CALL FOR INNOVATION : Sellafield would like to explore technologies which enable the analysis of gloveboxes, specifically identifying the presence of potentially unknown sharp objects.
CALL FOR INNOVATION : Applications are invited for innovations and smart technologies to support the Modelling and Knowledge Management Decommissioning Challenges at Sellafield.
Engaging with the Game Changers initiative has enabled our innovative technology to gain an accelerated level of interest across the Sellafield site and the funding awarded has given us confidence that there is a potential significant new market for our technology.
Bob EdenMD, Rawwater Engineering Company Ltd.
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Every day at Sellafield we are using world-class innovation to overcome the huge challenges on the site. Game Changers offers us a direct route to the individuals and organisations that can help us make the breakthroughs we need to successfully complete the mission.
Paul FosterManaging Director, Sellafield Ltd
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The University of Manchester and NNL are very proud of the way that innovation has taken root in Cumbria and Game Changers shows that it can have a part to play in other areas too, whilst addressing a particular sector. The key is to be adaptive, flexible and imaginative, to find that idea that changes something to make a big difference.
Anne KnottCommercial Manager, University of Manchester’s Dalton Cumbrian Facility
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The decommissioning of Sellafield - the NDA’s number one priority programme - is one of the greatest scientific and engineering challenges facing the UK.
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