See.Sense wins UK '˜economic disruptor' award

Northern Ireland cycling technology company See.Sense has been named as the regional winner for Scotland and Northern Ireland of the 'Economic Disruptor Of The Year' award by The Spectator.
By The Newsroom
Published 5th Nov 2018, 21:05 BST
Updated 6th Nov 2018, 03:39 BST
See.Sense founders Philip and Irene McAleeseSee.Sense founders Philip and Irene McAleese
See.Sense founders Philip and Irene McAleese

The awards are designed to celebrate the most creative entrepreneurs in the UK whose businesses have the potential to scale. Over 100 nominations were reviewed by a panel, of leading industry judges.

They praised the Newtownards firm for bringing together digital and data technology to make everyday life “safer and smoother”.

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“They continue to make full use of the data they collect, collaborating with groups outside of their field to make social impact.See.Sense’s sensor can be put to use by city planners.”

With the light capable of finding potholes before they develop and identifying more dangerous for cyclists it they described it as “a truly cost-effective disruptor”.

See.Sense co-founder Irene McAleese said the firm was thrilled.

“It underscores how See.Sense is disrupting the market for cycling safety and cycling data, and how we’re making journeys better for everyone”. The award follows See.Sense being named as the official bike light supplier, and official crowdsourced data and insight supplier, to UK body British Cycling.

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