The Centre for Assistive Technology and Connected Healthcare at the University of Sheffield is a translational research centre. We research, develop, evaluate and implement new technologies to enable people to live well and age well.

Our academic credentials speak for themselves

We are very successful at applying for funding having won over

£12,000,000

for us and our partners since the center was launched in 2013. These include public funding bodies such as NIHR, EPSRC and EU Horizon2020 and internal University of Sheffield funding.

“Our vision is to transform the ways in which people are enabled to live well and age well through the application of ubiquitous and personalised technology”

Professor Mark Hawley, Director of CATCH

A selection of our partners

Our innovations have got people talking

"The team at the University of Sheffield have been absolutely fantastic. The current project we've been collaborating on has been a great way to learn from both sides, and we hope to continue to make great progress working toward additional solutions for patients."

Darren Zimmerman,

Commercial Portfolio Director at Mylan

Learn more about the TiM project