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New investment in AI dental diagnostics business

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By Nicholas Lee
| FE Investegate Verified
Mindflair plc announced that Sure Valley Ventures' second fund, in which Mindflair has an interest, led a £1.7 million pre-seed investment into BeCertain, a clinical AI dental diagnostics business. This funding, also supported by Innovate UK, will advance BeCertain's AI software assistant designed to aid dentists in interpreting 2D intraoral X-rays, aiming to improve diagnostic reliability and efficiency by identifying common conditions with calibrated confidence levels.
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TTS Group: Offering ‘total traffic solutions’ for cities around Asia

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By Ho Min, Nicholas Lee, Lee Jia En
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
The transport consultancy blends innovation, technology and people-first values Add BT as a preferred source TTS managing director Kelvin Foo (second from left) receiving the group's Enterprise 50 Award in 2024. PHOTO: TTS GROUP [SINGAPORE] When countries build roads, TTS Group helps to plan how they should work. With the acronym in its name standing for “Total Traffic Solutions”, the traffic and transport consulting firm advises governments, infrastructure developers and planners.
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Singapore Civil Defence Force redefines fire safety regulation

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By Nicholas Lee
| Accenture
In fast evolving urban environments like Singapore, fire safety is no longer about static compliance. New building uses and rising density, paired with emerging technologies such as electric vehicles, advanced battery systems and data, are reshaping risk faster than traditional regulatory models were designed to handle. As the national authority for emergency response and fire safety, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) has long balanced response with prevention.
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