Ploughshare Innovations Ltd.
Unit 2, Nine Mile Water Business Park, Nether Wallop, Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 8DR United Kingdom
T: +44 (0) 1794 301602
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From our front line to your bottom line
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
- Detection & Diagnostics
- Cyber Security
- Electro Optics
- Defence and Security
- Biometrics
- Trauma Science
- Individual Technologies
Individual Technologies
Individual Technologies
Due to the diverse nature of the work conducted by Dstl not all developments can be applied to our defined segments.
Brief summaries of our specialist solutions are given below, and you can also download information sheets in pdf format (just enter your email address when prompted to initiate the required document download).
GPS3 Galileo High Accuracy Solutions using a Multiplex Binary Offset Carrier (MBOC)
Significant improvements to the performance of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) can be achieved by advances in the modulation techniques of the satellites transmitted baseline signal. Interoperability is also a key benefit between the GPSIII and Galileo networks.
Humane Rodenticide
The £200m rodenticide manufacturing market is dominated by products based upon anticoagulants. However, due to issues of concern regarding humaneness, toxicity (resistance) and safety there is increasing pressure upon the industry to develop new products.
Non formaldehyde toxoiding
Scientists at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) in the UK have developed a method to treat a toxin to produce a toxoid for use in vaccines that does not involve the use of formaldehyde. These toxoids are more stable, quicker to produce and avoid the toxicity associated with formaldehyde.