The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology) (2005)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology) (2005) was awarded on 21 April 2005, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients[]

The following organisations were awarded this year.^[1]

of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for Pedestrian detection using digital vision technology.
of Poole, Dorset for Ultra high speed air bearing PCB drilling spindles.
of Trowbridge, Wiltshire for Provision of food to the elderly.
of Tamworth, Staffordshire for 'Fast-tack' solvent free contact adhesive.
of Wantage, Oxfordshire for Formable hardcoatings for use in the decoration of injection mouldings (In mould decoration).
Avent, the Baby Products Division of Cannon Avent Group Plc of Glemsford, Sudbury, Suffolk for Breast milk feeding range for working mothers.
B&W Loudspeakers Limited of Worthing, West Sussex for Tube loading to loudspeaker drive units.
, trading as Broadcast Bionics of Haywards Heath, West Sussex for PhoneBOX, TV/Radio studio telephone call routing system.
of High Wycombe, for Buckinghamshire TECHNOTRUNK MEDISYS integra – Bedhead Services Trunking System.
of Coventry, for the Eco-Edge TM system for applying biodegradable serrated cutting edges to kitchen foil and film cartons.
of Hinckley, Leicestershire for Software solutions in cheque handling.
of Winsford, Cheshire for Research, development and production of detergent intermediates.
of Bridlington, East Riding of for Yorkshire 'DotMatch' flexographic wet proofing.
Datix Limited of London SW19 for Risk management and patient safety software (Healthcare).
of Chessington, Surrey for Design of digital mixing consoles for live applications.
FilmLight Ltd of London WC1 for Northlight – digital film scanner for the motion picture industry.
Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Limited of Birmingham for GeoStream Access Gateway for delivering broadband services throughout the UK.
of West Drayton, Middlesex for Speedfit plastic plumbing fittings and pipe.
of Cambridge for Industrial digital flatbed inkjet printers.
of Mirfield, West Yorkshire for design innovation in performance contract textiles.
of Wellingborough, for Northamptonshire 'OPTIMASS' Coriolis mass flow metering of fluids for process engineering industries.
of Rotherham, South Yorkshire for BULKSAFE water ingress detection system for bulk carrier ships.
of Boston, Lincolnshire for Nortag – lightweight acousto magnetic retail security swing tag which increases product security.
of Hinckley, Leicestershire for hot food display technology.
of Chandler's Ford, Eastleigh, for Hampshire Spike – Integrated number plate capture and analysis.
of Lowestoft, SuVolk for Specialised protection and support systems for marine/oVshore structures and pipelines.
of Fleet, Hampshire for Smart-Solution providing retailers with an upgrade path to Chip and PIN card processing.
of Dorchester, Dorset for ASSIST risk management tool.
of Old Langho, Blackburn for Isotonic energy gel, for use by athletes, sports people and high expenders of energy.
of East Kilbride, Glasgow, for Scotland Safeglass> – polymer that mimics glass.
of Kincardine-on-Forth, Fife, Scotland for re-engineering and re-use of power station ash in value-added construction products.
of St Albans, Hertfordshire for specialist high speed, concrete free foundation system for buildings, masts and tall structures.
of Chelmsford, Essex for H4855 personal role radio for use by frontline troops.
Sibelius Software Ltd of London N4 for Sibelius music notation software for writing and teaching music.
of Worcester for Integrated Mobile Power Supply System.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd of Guildford, Surrey for highly advanced, low cost, nano-, micro- and minisatellites.
of Hayes, Middlesex for ultra low noise free range power supply for Doppler radar.
of Worksop, Nottinghamshire for design and performance of portable roadways.
of Coventry for best-practice generic training skills programme – Trainer Assessment Programme (TAP>).
of Headingley, Leeds for design of legal case and matter management software.
Xaar plc of Cambridge for developmentof piezo-inkjet printheads.

References[]

^ "No. 57618". The London Gazette (Supplement). 21 April 2005. p. 3.

[1] "No. 57618". The London Gazette (Supplement). 21 April 2005. p. 3.

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