Recent Alba news
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Businessman's funky moves impress BBC Dragons
An interactive fitness game, Funky Cones, aimed at combating obesity in children has slimmed the wallets of two Dragons' Den investors by a whopping £120,000.
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Funky Moves in Dragons' Den
An interactive fitness game developed by Scottish based entrepreneur Ralf Klinnert aimed at tackling obesity in children is to feature on the BBC hit TV show Dragons’ Den. -
Savantech aims to automate wafer fabs
Scottish startup Savantech has launched its first product to help automate wafer fabs, although the technology can be used for other high tech manufacturing applications. -
World first for Pharmacells.
Pharmacells owns the rights to a patent that allows for simple, cost effective collection and storage of blood derived adult pluripotent stem cells. Our groundbreaking technique dramatically reduces the complications traditionally involved with stem cell collection and has allowed us to design new stem cell banking products that have previously been impossible to create. -
Alba Innovation Centre client Sysnet moves their business up a notch through Twitter!
Forward thinking IT solutions provider Sysnet are embracing the power of social media to grow their business. Looking at new opportunities to evolve their client base and service their existing customers, Sysnet turned to Twitter and Facebook as a means to do this and have now adopted social networking across all parts of their business.
