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Innovation at HEADTURNED

Innovation is how we turn possibility into capability.

HEADTURNED brings technology, research, design and practical experience together to address challenges in conservation, animal care and food systems. Each discipline informs what we build and how we apply it.

Connected by purpose

The work begins with a real need.

Questions from practical work can lead to research, new technology or a different way of doing things. What we learn through application shapes the next decision, the next design and the capabilities we develop.

  1. 01Understand a problem
  2. 02Build useful capability
  3. 03Apply it in practice
  4. 04Learn from evidence
  5. 05Improve and share

What we develop

Build the tools the work needs.

Digital systems and physical technologies give us ways to observe, understand, coordinate and act. We develop capabilities around practical requirements, with the aim of making useful approaches available across more places and projects.

A place to discover

Bring the disciplines into one place.

The Centre for Applied Discovery is a focal point in our plans: a physical home where people can research, design, build and apply new approaches together. It will bring skills and facilities closer to the work they are intended to support.

Knowledge grows through others

Make discovery useful beyond one team.

Partnerships bring complementary expertise to shared questions. Media documents what happens, while learning helps people develop and apply what is discovered. Together, they give useful knowledge a way to travel globally.

The platform we built

A powerful platform with more than one purpose.

We built STUDIO’s core creation, publishing, discovery and controlled collaboration workflows. Broader organisational participation and creator commerce remain in development; they are not yet complete operational services.

Innovation in practice

The purpose is what we can put to work.

Innovation matters when it helps us care for species, restore places and develop more sustainable food systems.