We are delighted to share the news that five members of the Connected Health & Wellbeing Cluster, has been selected as a partners in the newly launched Health Frontiers Technology Innovation Centre (HF-TIC). This cross-border initiative, led by Ulster University, is backed by €9.1 million in PEACEPLUS funding and aims to accelerate innovation in digital health technologies.
Congratulations to the Heart Rhythm International team, Zendra Health, SPRYT, NetwellCASALA and the Regulated Software Research Centre at DkIT on this fantastic achievement!
The HF-TIC, based at Ulster University’s Belfast campus, will drive forward the development and deployment of cutting-edge technologies designed to transform care for people living with chronic and long-term health conditions. Through this initiative, researchers, clinicians, industry partners, and patients will work side by side to co-design and test new tools and solutions that improve outcomes and quality of life.
A Cross-Border Vision for Health and Wellbeing
The HF-TIC is one of the largest healthtech initiatives of its kind in the region, designed to strengthen cross-border cooperation in health innovation. With partners from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, the project embodies the spirit of PEACEPLUS: fostering collaboration, supporting economic growth, and improving health outcomes across communities.
Celebrating Success
We’re proud to see Heart Rhythm International, SPRYT, Zendra Health, NetwellCASALA and the Regulated Software Research Centre at DkIT recognised on such a significant platform, and we look forward to following their progress as part of this transformative programme. Their participation not only reflects their own excellence in the field of connected health—it also showcases the strength of our wider Cluster community.
For more information about the Health Frontiers Technology Innovation Centre, visit Ulster University’s announcement.
