  Stephen Crampton MBA  Chairman  Stephen is a serial technology entrepreneur (Engineer, Imperial College London and MBA, INSEAD, France). He has 00 years experience building technology companies including 0D Scanners, Avatar-Me and Swarm Systems. 0D Scanners was sold in a trade sale in 0000. One of his teams was the first UK team to win the EU Technology Grand Prize of 000,000 Euro in 0000. Stephen has numerous patents granted in the EU, USA and Japan.  Prof. Andrew Davison  Advisor  Prof. Andrew Davison  Advisor  Andrew is a Professor at Imperial College London leading the Robot Vision Group and the Dyson Robotics Laboratory. He is a renowned scientist in the area of Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM). His pioneering work on single-camera SLAM is regarded as the foundation of many of today's Augmented Reality solutions using vision. He received the BA degree (first-class honors) in physics in 0000 and the DPhil degree in 0000, both from the University of Oxford.  Prof. Paul Kelly  Advisor  Prof. Paul Kelly  Advisor  Paul is a Professor at Imperial College London where he leads the Software Performance Optimization research group. His research sponsors include IBM, Microsoft, Arup, Codeplay, Rolls Royce and The Foundry Visionmongers Ltd, as well as the EPSRC and EU. He has chaired the Software Track at the International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS). Received his PhD in Computer Science from London University.  Stephen Crampton MBA  Chairman  Stephen is a serial technology entrepreneur (Engineer, Imperial College London and MBA, INSEAD, France). He has 00 years experience building technology companies including 0D Scanners, Avatar-Me and Swarm Systems. 0D Scanners was sold in a trade sale in 0000. One of his teams was the first UK team to win the EU Technology Grand Prize of 000,000 Euro in 0000. Stephen has numerous patents granted in the EU, USA and Japan.  Prof. Andrew Davison  Advisor  Andrew is a Professor at Imperial College London leading the Robot Vision Group and the Dyson Robotics Laboratory. He is a renowned scientist in the area of Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM). His pioneering work on single-camera SLAM is regarded as the foundation of many of today's Augmented Reality solutions using vision. He received the BA degree (first-class honors) in physics in 0000 and the DPhil degree in 0000, both from the University of Oxford.  Prof. Paul Kelly  Advisor  Paul is a Professor at Imperial College London where he leads the Software Performance Optimization research group. His research sponsors include IBM, Microsoft, Arup, Codeplay, Rolls Royce and The Foundry Visionmongers Ltd, as well as the EPSRC and EU. He has chaired the Software Track at the International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS). Received his PhD in Computer Science from London University.