Cork technology firm wins two big contracts

A CORK-BASED technology firm has won two major contracts that it predicts will lead to a multi-million euro revenue stream.

SensL, whose chairman is former Cork Airport Authority chief Joe Gantly, beat off competition to win the contracts worth $300,000 (€235,000) to supply technology used in the detection of cancer and Alzheimer’s disease.

The contracts are with the Samsung Medical Centre in Korea and Stanford University in California. SensL is a low-light sensing solutions-provider, headquartered in Blackrock, Cork.