COLVAN develops software products, demonstrators and research projects across workforce intelligence, engineering, infrastructure and edge AI.
The work below represents current COLVAN development activity and technical capability.
A data-driven platform designed to help organisations understand clinical workforce supply, recruitment demand and geographical recruitment pressure.
Clinical recruitment decisions depend on fragmented workforce, labour-market and geographical information that is difficult to interpret consistently.
COLVAN developed a workforce-intelligence interface combining local workforce supply, recruitment-demand signals, comparative pressure analysis and data provenance.
The demonstrator uses auditable UK public datasets including ONS labour-demand and Census occupational data, with modelled outputs clearly separated from observed values.
Working tender demonstrator covering two clinical professions, five local-authority deep dives and all nine English regions within the target scope.
A digital engineering platform for modelling and managing low-voltage electrical distribution on complex construction projects.
Interactive representation of transformers, switchboards, distribution boards, ATS systems, busbars and cable connections.
Equipment states, upstream relationships and future energisation and isolation approval workflows.
Cable schedules, circuit information, documentation, installation status and asset metadata within one system.
Developed from direct building-services and construction engineering experience rather than as a generic asset database.
Maeve is an experimental local AI platform combining edge compute, voice processing, sensors and embedded hardware.
Local AI processing using NVIDIA Jetson hardware without requiring cloud-based intelligence for core operation.
Local speech processing designed to provide a conversational interface to physical systems and structured information.
Custom electronics incorporating ESP32 control, audio, presence sensing, communication and device interfaces.
A local database and automation layer intended to allow intelligent control without dependence on external services.
A product concept exploring how workforce competency, project history and availability could be represented through a portable digital construction profile.
Worker-owned digital profiles covering competencies, qualifications, employment history and project experience.
Structured workforce information capable of supporting compliance, allocation and organisational workforce planning.
Tools for understanding skills, availability and workforce requirements across construction projects.
Designed to support both individual portable profiles and private contractor workforce-management environments.
These projects span different domains, but they share the same core approach: understand a complex operational problem, structure the underlying information and build software around how the system actually works.
COLVAN's current portfolio consists of internal products, demonstrators and R&D rather than a catalogue of historic client engagements.
