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Longitude Prize on Dementia

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CrossSense has been awarded the £1 million Longitude Prize on Dementia

 

We are pleased to announce the winning team of the Longitude Prize on Dementia is CrossSense, an innovative solution designed to help people living with early-stage dementia maintain their independence.

The £4 million+ Longitude Prize on Dementia was created to drive the creation of personalised, technology-based tools that are co-created with people living with the early stages of dementia, helping them live independent, more fulfilled lives so they are able to do the things they enjoy.

CrossSense has been awarded the £1 million grand prize for its pioneering smart glasses solution with built-in AI-powered assistant that identifies everyday objects and guides people living with early-stage dementia through daily activities.

Learn more about the winning team

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