Emerging technology hubs, open to everyone
One-stop, fully accessible centres where the tools of the future are no longer priced out of reach.
What a hub is
High-end computers, professional software and structured training programmes are the entry ticket to careers in geospatial technology, and for most individuals they are simply too costly. A hub removes that barrier: one accessible place where you can walk (or wheel) in and use it all.
- High-end workstations with professional survey and mapping software
- Training modules guided or self-paced, from first skills to advanced
- Drones & geospatial technology the same equipment used on live commercial projects
- AI & emerging tools learn what is shaping the sector next
- Mentors & community people who have walked the same path
- Fully accessible spaces designed for every body and mind, from the start
The roll-out
Prove the model
Run the career development programme from our first base, measuring outcomes before, during and after so the evidence is procurement-grade.
Hubs across the UK
Open accessible centres in the regions that need them most, each one a base for training, equipment access and community.
Expand internationally
Take the model into the European Union and the United States, supporting veterans and people with life-changing injuries wherever they are.
Prove the point
Demonstrate that disabled people can deliver professional survey work in the most remote and inaccessible environments on earth.
Founding partners wanted
We are an early-stage charity. The first hubs will be built with the corporate partners and donors who share this vision.