In this issue:
- Success Through Competitiveness
- Foreword
- Update from the Managing Authority
- Europe Day
- EU Commission Representatives Visit Local Projects
- Giant's Causeway Visitor Experience
- Results (1) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Frequently asked Questions #1
- Results (2) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Did You Know #1
- Results (3) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Did You Know #2
- Results (4) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Did You Know #3
- HeartSine Technologies invests in Life Saving Research
- Unique Cow Pillow Improves Milk Production
- Results (5) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Did You Know #4
- The Causeway Visitors Centre
- Lisburn company Arcatech wins major contract in Austria
- Results (6) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Did You Know #5
- Results (7) - With help from the Competitiveness Programme
- Antrim based firm, Metal Technology secures £2m sales in RoI and GB
- Conclusion
HeartSine Technologies invests in Life Saving Research
Professor John Anderson, HeartSine, DETI Minister Arlene Foster and Carol Keery, Invest NI
Since 1998, HeartSine Technologies has been designing, developing and manufacturing Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for the minimally trained rescuer who is often first on the scene. The company, based in Belfast, and has approximately 50 employees engaged, in the development, manufacturing and marketing of the innovative cardiac AEDs.
Invest NI has offered the company R&D support, which includes ERDF funding through the Competitiveness Programme, to assist the company in expanding their existing AED range with the development of “next generation” SMART AED.
