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A Sheffield technology spin-out has secured £140,000 in early-stage funding to develop an AI-powered platform designed to accelerate the planning of major infrastructure projects. RunPilot, developed at the University of Sheffield by PhD researchers Joseph Hammond and Dr Thomas Cowley, aims to make early-stage infrastructure planning faster and more efficient. Its software... Read more
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