Alexander Trewby

Where software once ate the world, it is now starting to move it. AI is revolutionising drug discovery, yet the physical atoms of care still move at the speed of traffic and clinicians are being used as human middleware. The future is looking up: apian.health/blog/autonomou…

everyone must read this piece from Steve Jobs

AI and robotics will completely reshape the global economy over the next decade. As automation becomes mainstream, jobs will shift, but they don’t have to shift to the UK. They could, and at current rates will shift offshore. That means the UK risks not only losing traditional employment but also the future tax base that will fund the state. The companies building AI and robotics will become the new economic engines, the new taxpayers, employers, and exporters. If we don’t build them in the UK, the tax revenue will flow elsewhere. Winning in AI, robotics, and advanced manufacturing isn’t just about innovation — it’s about national resilience and survival.

During #LondonTechWeek we were at No.10, showcasing our autonomous drone and robotics technology at a reception hosted by @Keir_Starmer We loved introducing @wesstreeting to our new quadruped delivery robot! #Apian #NHS #HealthTech

We're now expanding our multi-operator platform: 🤝 Partnering with @matternet to bring another global leader in drone delivery to the UK 🤖 Exploring opportunities with @GreatOrmondSt for both drones and autonomous ground robots - creating a truly end-to-end delivery system.

Iceberg, Right Ahead! Unhappy Anniversary Titanic.

Medical delivery drones are able to deliver urgent blood samples in just 2 mins, meaning faster care, diagnoses & discharge, while also reducing road congestion. @Apianaero demonstrated this transformative tech to Science Minister Lord Vallance and new RIO Chair Lord Willetts.

Our highly automated drones are delivering more than last-minute groceries — we’re in London with @Apianaero and @GSTTnhs, helping to transport blood samples more efficiently! 🩸🪽 We’re excited to keep innovating & delivering in the healthcare space! 🚁✨

Reducing blood sample delivery from 30 min to 2 min (!) means faster results and quicker care for patients in critical need. Important use case for drone technology - well done to @Wing @apianaero @NHSuk thetimes.com/article/dbd69f…

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Beautiful moment

"London is a roost for every bird." - Benjamin Disraeli bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

To mark the 35th anniversary of Disintegration, @BBC6Music wll be playing the whole album throughout the day followed by specially recorded voice notes. bbc.co.uk/schedules/p00f…

Unhappy anniversary to the iceberg that did, or did not, sink the Titanic

Next year we’ll start delivering medical supplies to the UK’s @NHS, one of the largest public health systems in the world. We’re thrilled to partner with @NorthumbriaNHS and @Apianaero to provide on-demand access to frequently needed medical products on.ft.com/3NsNYxG

"We think it’s wrong that a patient can get a pizza delivered to their bedside but it takes a couple of days to get their lab test turned around." Apian's projects past and future highlighted in The Times last weekend. Can't wait to share more on our 2024 plans soon.

We recently announced a partnership with healthcare company Apian to improve the patient experience, providing a faster, more sustainable solution than most ground-based alternatives. Learn more about how drone delivery can improve healthcare here: blog.wing.com/2023/09/drone-…

Speed is crucial when it comes to delivering medicines, lab samples and medical supplies. It's great to see X graduate @Wing and @Apianaero teaming up to offer medical drone deliveries to hospitals and healthcare providers in Ireland. blog.wing.com/2023/08/wing-a…

We’re delighted to announce our partnership with @Wing to bring the benefits of on-demand delivery to Ireland’s healthcare system. blog.wing.com/2023/08/wing-a…

@joetidy "For supporters of the UK's manual voting system, the attack will bolster the case against using e-voting in future." I'm sure supporters of manual voting will say this, but it's a big leap. It bolsters the case for the Electoral Commission (and other public services)...