National Science Foundation

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency established in 1950 and based in Alexandria, Virginia. It is dedicated to supporting research and education in science and engineering across a wide range of disciplines. The NSF provides significant non-dilutive funding, up to $1.5 million, to startups and small businesses through its America's Seed Fund initiative, which is part of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program mandated by Congress. With an operating budget of approximately $7.8 billion, the NSF is committed to advancing fundamental research and education, thus fostering innovation and technological development in the United States.

James Donlon

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Debasis Majumdar

Program Director

Graciela Narcho

Staff Associate

Sethuraman Panchanathan

Director

Past deals in Colorado

Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine

Grant in 2024
Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine workforce development initiative is to promote inclusivity and diversity.CO-WY Engine will be an essential driver of economic growth, enhancing the region's competitiveness and positioning it as a leader in sustainable and climate-resilient technologies.

University Corporation for Atmospheric Research

Grant in 2023
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) is a consortium focused on research and training in the atmospheric and related Earth system sciences. It consists of over 100 member colleges and universities that set directions and priorities for the National Center for Atmospheric Research, which UCAR manages with sponsorship by the National Science Foundation. Through their community programs, UCAR provides additional innovative services in support of the consortium's education and research goals. University Corporation for Atmospheric Research was founded in 1960 and is based in Boulder, Colorado, United States.

KineticCore Solutions

Grant in 2022
KineticCore Solutions is a technology manufacturing company that produces energy storage systems. It offers an energy storage package and its operating environment easily matches that of current and future wind and solar farms. The all-composite structural design of the KineticCore Battery contains no hazardous materials, which greatly simplifies safety, shipping, and recycling compared to chemical batteries. In 2019, James, Jim, and Chuck Clegern co-founded the company with Steve Milliren in Loveland, Colorado.

Codon Learning

Grant in 2022
Codon Learning is a STEM courseware company that promotes evidence-based teaching. The company was established in 2019 and is headquartered in Golden, Colorado.

University of Colorado Boulder

Grant in 2021
The University of Colorado Boulder, established in 1876, is a prominent public research university located in Boulder, Colorado. As the flagship institution of the University of Colorado system, it offers a wide range of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degree programs, maintaining selective admission standards. The university is recognized for fostering a dynamic community of scholars and learners, dedicated to advancing human potential through innovative research and education. Its executive management team oversees the university's assets, ensuring the effective administration of its various academic and research initiatives.

Green Sun Medical

Grant in 2021
Green Sun Medical, LLC is a medical device company based in Fort Collins, Colorado, specializing in the design, development, and manufacturing of orthotic braces for treating Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) and Kyphosis. Founded in 2013, the company focuses on creating a dynamic spinal alignment brace that applies continuous corrective pressure to the spine, assisting in the management of spinal deformities. This innovative brace not only promotes effective treatment but also enables physicians to monitor its performance remotely in real-time, thereby enhancing patient care and recovery outcomes. Green Sun Medical is dedicated to advancing spinal health through its technology-driven solutions.

Skyhaven Systems

Grant in 2021
Skyhaven Systems is a research and development firm headquartered in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, with primary laboratories in Westford, Massachusetts. Established in 2017 through the merger of Reactive Innovations, LLC, the company specializes in addressing critical needs of the U.S. Government across the Defense, Energy, Aerospace, and Environmental sectors. Skyhaven employs advanced electrochemical engineering and reaction-based chemistry to tackle complex technical challenges, working closely with agencies such as the Department of Defense, NASA, and the Environmental Protection Agency. The firm focuses on innovative chemical process technologies, including reactor design and thermal management, to develop operational prototypes and deliver research findings. As a small business, Skyhaven retains technology rights from its government-funded projects, providing the government with a royalty-free license while also enabling the firm to pursue commercialization opportunities. This strategic approach allows Skyhaven to address high-risk development areas often overlooked by larger organizations, fostering innovation through government contracts and grants. The firm actively protects its intellectual property through patents and trade secrets, positioning itself for future growth in both governmental and commercial markets.

Intersphere

Grant in 2021
Intersphere offers environmental services like weather and climate forecasts for seasonal to decadal planning horizons. The company was founded in 2020 and has its headquarters in Fort Collins, Colorado.

LumenAstra

Grant in 2021
LumenAstra develops a non-invasive, wearable deep-tissue temperature sensor for cancer treatment and other applications. The company was founded in 2020 with its headquarters in Longmont, Colorado.

Terra Cover

Grant in 2021
Terra Cover is a monitoring platform operator that focuses on applications in insurance and water resource management. Founded in 2020 and based in Denver, Colorado, the company utilizes data, machine learning, and physics to provide insights into the Earth's changing surface. Its platform enables organizations to analyze satellite imagery and geospatial data effectively, facilitating informed decision-making in various sectors.

Cobio Diagnostics

Grant in 2021
Cobio Diagnostics is a biotechnology company based in Golden, Colorado, founded in 2016. The company specializes in developing diagnostics aimed at rapid bacterial identification and phenotypic antibiotic resistance testing. Utilizing a phage-based immunoassay, Cobio Diagnostics' technology can identify specific bacterial species and determine the most effective antibiotic treatment in under five hours. This innovative approach provides a faster and more targeted alternative to traditional diagnostic methods, allowing healthcare providers to make quicker and more informed decisions regarding antibiotic treatment for patients with bacterial infections.

Vapor Cell Technologies

Grant in 2021
Vapor Cell Technologies develops ultra-compact vapor cells that can detect distances with sub-nanometer accuracy. The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.

Biomimicry Design Alliance

Grant in 2020
Biomimicry Design Alliance is a consulting organization established in 2018 and located in Denver, Colorado. The organization focuses on making biomimicry more accessible to the architecture community by creating tools that bridge the gap between scientific and design disciplines. This initiative aims to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and resources among architects, designers, and scientists, ultimately addressing challenges related to the climate crisis. By enhancing the understanding of biomimicry, the Alliance seeks to empower professionals in these fields to innovate and implement sustainable design solutions.

Alligant Scientific

Grant in 2020
Provider of services in energy and materials science industry. The company provides technological services for solving technical issues in the field of energy and materials science. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

Clearsight

Grant in 2020
ClearSight develops intraocular lenses for high-quality vision after cataract surgery. The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Aurora, Colorado.

Green Sun Medical

Grant in 2019
Green Sun Medical, LLC is a medical device company based in Fort Collins, Colorado, specializing in the design, development, and manufacturing of orthotic braces for treating Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) and Kyphosis. Founded in 2013, the company focuses on creating a dynamic spinal alignment brace that applies continuous corrective pressure to the spine, assisting in the management of spinal deformities. This innovative brace not only promotes effective treatment but also enables physicians to monitor its performance remotely in real-time, thereby enhancing patient care and recovery outcomes. Green Sun Medical is dedicated to advancing spinal health through its technology-driven solutions.

Tcarta

Grant in 2019
Tcarta is a provider of seabed mapping and bathymetric data, specializing in maritime applications. Based in Denver, Colorado, the company offers a range of geospatial remote sensing solutions, including hydro spatial products and Earth observation analysis services. Tcarta focuses on delivering Satellite-Derived Bathymetry data for near-shore areas, which facilitates hydrographic surveys for research and government agencies. Their offerings support various applications, such as coastal engineering, environmental monitoring, and global mapping, catering to both inland and offshore environments.

Meati

Grant in 2019
Meati Foods is a Boulder, Colorado-based company specializing in the production and sale of fungi-based meat alternatives. Founded in 2016, the company aims to provide sustainable and nutritious plant-based options that serve as an alternative to traditional meat products. Meati Foods utilizes a proprietary fermentation process to create minimally processed steaks made from natural ingredients, ensuring its offerings are free from common allergens. The company markets its products online, making them accessible to a wide audience seeking vegan food choices that are both healthy and environmentally friendly.

Swift Solar

Grant in 2019
Swift Solar Inc. is a company that designs and manufactures lightweight solar panels and systems, focusing on advanced solar technology. Established in 2017 and headquartered in San Carlos, California, with an additional site in Golden, Colorado, Swift Solar specializes in perovskite solar cells, which are engineered to be more efficient and cost-effective than conventional solar panels. The company’s innovative approach involves creating ultra-thin perovskite films that absorb various parts of the solar spectrum, resulting in high-efficiency tandem solar cells. These cells not only enhance solar conversion efficiency but also provide significant weight advantages, making them suitable for applications in aerospace, automotive, and building sectors. Swift Solar emphasizes domestic manufacturing and utilizes abundant raw materials to ensure scalability in its operations.

Vartega

Grant in 2019
Vartega Inc. specializes in recycling carbon fiber, a material known for its strength and lightweight properties, primarily serving the aerospace, automotive, wind energy, and sporting goods sectors. Founded in 2014 and based in Golden, Colorado, Vartega has developed a patented recycling process that produces low-cost carbon fiber suitable for various applications, including thermoplastic pellets, nonwoven fabrics, yarns, and three-dimensional printing filament. The company’s technology effectively diverts carbon fiber scrap and waste from landfills, contributing to environmental sustainability by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing fuel economy in vehicles. Vartega's carbon fiber is available in multiple forms, including semi-continuous, chopped, and milled, making it adaptable for mass-market use.

Stateless

Grant in 2019
Stateless is a company based in Boulder, Colorado, focused on transforming connectivity through its software-defined interconnect (SD-IX) solutions. The platform enables colocation providers to offer scalable and flexible routing, security, and automation services at network interconnection points. By integrating software-based network functions with network function virtualization, Stateless allows providers to manage and connect various endpoints, including data centers, tenant sites, and hyperscale clouds. This innovative approach facilitates the creation of multi-tenant connectivity services, making it easier and more cost-effective for cloud service providers to deliver essential network services. Founded by Murad Kablan and Eric Keller, Stateless is a spinoff of their research aimed at enhancing network functionality and efficiency.

Geospiza

Grant in 2019
Geospiza, Inc. is a technology company focused on developing climate risk assessment platforms to aid the emergency management industry in mitigating the impacts of climate-related disasters. The company provides Geospiza PATH, which allows risk managers and other stakeholders to quantify and address climate and natural hazard risks effectively. Additionally, Geospiza offers Geospiza SWIFT, a web-based decision support software that integrates various datasets and models, delivering actionable insights and enabling informed decision-making. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, Geospiza leverages real-time IoT, big data, and advanced analytics to enhance crisis and emergency management processes, ultimately aiming to save lives and protect the environment.

MRX Analytics

Grant in 2019
MRX Analytics, founded in 2017 and based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, focuses on addressing challenges related to 3D temperature measurements in MRI and other magnetic resonance imaging systems. The company employs a team of esteemed researchers in the field of Magnetic Resonance, utilizing their expertise to develop innovative solutions that enhance the accuracy and efficiency of MRI-assisted temperature measurement. Through its patent-pending technology, MRX Analytics aims to create new business opportunities for its clients while streamlining processes and saving time in medical imaging applications.

Meati

Grant in 2018
Meati Foods is a Boulder, Colorado-based company specializing in the production and sale of fungi-based meat alternatives. Founded in 2016, the company aims to provide sustainable and nutritious plant-based options that serve as an alternative to traditional meat products. Meati Foods utilizes a proprietary fermentation process to create minimally processed steaks made from natural ingredients, ensuring its offerings are free from common allergens. The company markets its products online, making them accessible to a wide audience seeking vegan food choices that are both healthy and environmentally friendly.

Alligant Scientific

Grant in 2018
Provider of services in energy and materials science industry. The company provides technological services for solving technical issues in the field of energy and materials science. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

Elementum 3D

Grant in 2018
Elementum 3D, Inc. is an additive manufacturing research and development company based in Erie, Colorado, founded in 2014. It specializes in the production of advanced metals, composites, and ceramics specifically for the 3D printing industry. The company manufactures a range of products including aluminum metal-matrix composites, tungsten, copper, nickel, steel, nickel titanium materials, and cemented carbide. These materials are designed to withstand high loads while maintaining essential properties such as conductivity, resistance to abrasion, heat, oxidation, and corrosion. Elementum 3D aims to address the growing demand within the printing industry by providing high-quality materials that enhance performance and reliability.

2B Technology

Grant in 2017
2B Technologies is dedicated to the development and commercialization of new analytical instruments for atmospheric and environmental measurements. They specialize in miniaturized instruments for measurements of ozone (O3), nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), mercury (Hg; under development), and other chemical species in air. The photo to the right shows their Model 202 Ozone Monitor and their Personal Ozone Monitor (POM) sitting atop a conventional ozone monitor. Their Model 202 was originally developed out of the need for the University of Colorado research group of co-founder Dr. John Birks to make vertical profiling measurements of ozone on kites and balloons where measurements using conventional ozone monitors are impossible. The POM represents another advance in miniaturization and portability. Their small, lightweight, low-power instruments are now used for atmospheric measurements using balloons, kites, UAVs, research aircraft, and at many remote sites, including Antarctica, the Galapagos Islands, the Greenland ice sheet, the summit of Mont Blanc, the Amazon rain forest, on buoys in the Arctic Ocean, on commercial airliners, in many U.S. National Parks and at numerous other locations throughout the world. More than 1,700 of Their Model 202 and Model 205 Ozone Monitors, over 140 POMs, and more than 4,100 total instruments have been sold since the year 2000, with about half of their instruments going to researchers outside the U.S. More than 500 scientific papers have been published that cite use of 2B Tech instruments, and those papers have been cited more than 7,000 times by other researchers.

LightStanza

Grant in 2017
LightStanza is a startup based in Boulder, Colorado that makes the software LightStanza, a web application for daylight simulations. Light regulates the way they eat, sleep, live, work and play. Yet in design, daylighting is often overlooked, and almost always oversimplified. It is either misunderstood or under-utilized, both as a dynamic spatial element of a room, and in the overall energy efficiency of a building. Their founder set out to create a best-in-class daylight tool that everyone can use. Therefore, LightStanza is unique in its focus on daylighting as a piece of the green building puzzle. They know that daylight can’t be represented by a single number, so they offer several analysis options, each of which tells a different piece of the story. They address daylight alone so that they can get it right. They compute annual metrics, offer space-by-space scores for the LEED Daylight Credit, pinpoint areas of potential glare, and more, all with the precision and accuracy that only a focused tool can offer. They are not about developing “green” software, but about bringing awareness to a troubled environment by looking at light.

Lupine Labs

Grant in 2016
Lupine Labs specializes in the design, development, and integration of automated manufacturing processes. Thier expertise is in material science and machine automation, two skill sets that work well with cutting edge manufacturing. They work with manufacturing teams to develop and build production ready tools that push the limits of science and technology.

Stryd

Grant in 2016
Stryd, Inc. is a manufacturer of a wearable power meter designed for runners. Founded in 2013 and based in Boulder, Colorado, Stryd's foot-mounted device measures various aspects of running, including efficiency, performance, technique, muscular strength, and environmental conditions. This innovative tool helps identify performance bottlenecks and offers personalized guidance for cardiovascular and strength training, as well as form improvements. The device operates effectively on any terrain, including indoors and on treadmills, without relying on GPS. It seamlessly syncs with a variety of sports watches, mobile devices, and coaching software, making it accessible for users to train effectively and race injury-free. Stryd serves its customers through online platforms and retail outlets.

High Precision Devices

Grant in 2016
High Precision Devices, Inc. is a manufacturer and developer of precision instruments, specializing in cryogenic technology for scientific applications. The company produces research cryostats, low-temperature detectors, superconducting devices, and instruments for quantum computing. It also offers custom cryogenics, air sampling systems, voltage standard cryoprobes, low thermal reversing switches, and quantitative magnetic resonance imaging phantoms. Additionally, High Precision Devices provides research instrument development, balloon and UAV instruments, and outsourced research and development services, which include engineering, design, and contract precision CNC machining. The company serves a diverse clientele, including universities, government laboratories, and private companies across various sectors such as precision instruments, cryogenics, optics, aerospace, and telecommunications. Founded in 1988 and based in Boulder, Colorado, High Precision Devices operates as a subsidiary of FormFactor, Inc.

DMC Biotechnologies

Grant in 2015
DMC Biotechnologies, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Boulder, Colorado, that specializes in developing bio-based products through microbial fermentation technology. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on producing specialty chemicals, flavors, fragrances, nutraceuticals, natural products, and pharmaceuticals. Utilizing its Dynamic Metabolic Control technology, DMC Biotechnologies aims to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of production processes, reducing both energy consumption and resource use. This innovative approach allows for quicker development timelines and lower costs, supporting a transition towards a more sustainable economy.

LightStanza

Grant in 2015
LightStanza is a startup based in Boulder, Colorado that makes the software LightStanza, a web application for daylight simulations. Light regulates the way they eat, sleep, live, work and play. Yet in design, daylighting is often overlooked, and almost always oversimplified. It is either misunderstood or under-utilized, both as a dynamic spatial element of a room, and in the overall energy efficiency of a building. Their founder set out to create a best-in-class daylight tool that everyone can use. Therefore, LightStanza is unique in its focus on daylighting as a piece of the green building puzzle. They know that daylight can’t be represented by a single number, so they offer several analysis options, each of which tells a different piece of the story. They address daylight alone so that they can get it right. They compute annual metrics, offer space-by-space scores for the LEED Daylight Credit, pinpoint areas of potential glare, and more, all with the precision and accuracy that only a focused tool can offer. They are not about developing “green” software, but about bringing awareness to a troubled environment by looking at light.

High Precision Devices

Grant in 2015
High Precision Devices, Inc. is a manufacturer and developer of precision instruments, specializing in cryogenic technology for scientific applications. The company produces research cryostats, low-temperature detectors, superconducting devices, and instruments for quantum computing. It also offers custom cryogenics, air sampling systems, voltage standard cryoprobes, low thermal reversing switches, and quantitative magnetic resonance imaging phantoms. Additionally, High Precision Devices provides research instrument development, balloon and UAV instruments, and outsourced research and development services, which include engineering, design, and contract precision CNC machining. The company serves a diverse clientele, including universities, government laboratories, and private companies across various sectors such as precision instruments, cryogenics, optics, aerospace, and telecommunications. Founded in 1988 and based in Boulder, Colorado, High Precision Devices operates as a subsidiary of FormFactor, Inc.

OpitEnz

Grant in 2014
OptiEnz Sensors, LLC, is a biotech company that produces innovative biosensors for continuously measuring organic chemical concentrations in water and aqueous solutions. The technology is based on fundamental research on enzymatic sensor tips by the company’s founder and CTO, Dr. Ken Reardon. Reardon, a professor and researcher at Colorado State University (CSU), recognized a significant need for a device that could measure the concentration of chemical contaminants in food and water—a device that could take these measurements rapidly, accurately, and inexpensively. Although traditional laboratory sampling methods can yield very accurate measurements, they are also complex, time-intensive, expensive, and—most importantly—they do not provide continuous in-place measurements. Building on his years of research experience in biosensor technology and bioremediation, Reardon decided to combine his knowledge of biosensors and bacterial enzymes to produce a better tool for measuring contaminants in water. In 2010, working in tandem with Colorado State University’s tech transfer, CSU Ventures, Reardon spun-out OptiEnz Sensors, LLC, to develop, manufacture, and sell the biosensors. The company has identified over 50 candidate organic chemicals and has constructed and tested sensor tips for 20 different organic chemicals including alcohols, sugars, hydrocarbons, and solvents. The company is engaged in product trials, as well as sponsored development pilot projects with customers.

Asius Technologies

Grant in 2014
Asius Technologies develops, protects, and markets a system of in-ear technology through its product ADEL. ADEL (Ambrose Diaphonic Ear Lens) inflates in the ear and enables users to experience a high sound quality when used with hearing aids, headsets, and earbuds. The patented Ambrose Diaphonic Ear Lens ADES" consists of a polymer bubble, which is inserted into the ear canal and inflated to fit. This produces a comfortable, one size fits all, seal with minimum occlusion effect for the coupling of an audio device (hearing aid, digital music player, cell phone, communications headset) to the ear. Asius Technologies is based in Colorado, United States.

Keystone Tower Systems

Grant in 2014
Keystone Tower Systems, Inc. is a manufacturer and installer of wind turbine steel towers, utilizing a specialized spiral welding process that enhances the production of towers capable of supporting larger next-generation turbines. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, the company conducts all necessary rolling and welding operations in-house. This innovative approach not only reduces the costs associated with both onshore and offshore towers but also enables turbines to be constructed taller, thereby accessing stronger winds for greater energy absorption.

Rebound Technologies

Grant in 2013
Rebound Technologies, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing and supply of advanced thermal energy storage systems tailored for commercial refrigeration and off-grid cooling applications. Founded in 2012 and based in Commerce City, Colorado, the company offers innovative products such as IcePoint, which integrates an embedded thermal energy storage system to significantly reduce cooling costs for supermarkets, and SunChill, designed for agricultural needs in developing regions. SunChill effectively converts solar thermal energy into refrigeration, enhancing agricultural productivity by rapidly cooling harvested crops and maintaining their quality at local markets. Rebound Technologies emphasizes customized solutions that utilize renewable resources and waste heat capture, aiming to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs while supporting self-sustaining business models. The company's initiatives are currently backed by research grants from the U.S. Federal Government.

AgentSheets

Grant in 2013
AgentSheets, Inc. is an educational software company in Boulder, Colorado. Our authoring tools and curricula truly reflect years of research in human-computer interaction, end-user programming, and simulation/modeling tools. Our mission is to foster K-12 student participation in STEM fields through motivational applications based on AgentSheets' unique technologies. We provide teachers and students with innovative instruction in computational thinking and design that motivates them to explore computer science education and careers. AgentSheets, Inc. is an international leader in educational technology, innovative educational solutions, and measureable results!

Lupine Labs

Grant in 2013
Lupine Labs specializes in the design, development, and integration of automated manufacturing processes. Thier expertise is in material science and machine automation, two skill sets that work well with cutting edge manufacturing. They work with manufacturing teams to develop and build production ready tools that push the limits of science and technology.

OpitEnz

Grant in 2013
OptiEnz Sensors, LLC, is a biotech company that produces innovative biosensors for continuously measuring organic chemical concentrations in water and aqueous solutions. The technology is based on fundamental research on enzymatic sensor tips by the company’s founder and CTO, Dr. Ken Reardon. Reardon, a professor and researcher at Colorado State University (CSU), recognized a significant need for a device that could measure the concentration of chemical contaminants in food and water—a device that could take these measurements rapidly, accurately, and inexpensively. Although traditional laboratory sampling methods can yield very accurate measurements, they are also complex, time-intensive, expensive, and—most importantly—they do not provide continuous in-place measurements. Building on his years of research experience in biosensor technology and bioremediation, Reardon decided to combine his knowledge of biosensors and bacterial enzymes to produce a better tool for measuring contaminants in water. In 2010, working in tandem with Colorado State University’s tech transfer, CSU Ventures, Reardon spun-out OptiEnz Sensors, LLC, to develop, manufacture, and sell the biosensors. The company has identified over 50 candidate organic chemicals and has constructed and tested sensor tips for 20 different organic chemicals including alcohols, sugars, hydrocarbons, and solvents. The company is engaged in product trials, as well as sponsored development pilot projects with customers.

Keystone Tower Systems

Grant in 2012
Keystone Tower Systems, Inc. is a manufacturer and installer of wind turbine steel towers, utilizing a specialized spiral welding process that enhances the production of towers capable of supporting larger next-generation turbines. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, the company conducts all necessary rolling and welding operations in-house. This innovative approach not only reduces the costs associated with both onshore and offshore towers but also enables turbines to be constructed taller, thereby accessing stronger winds for greater energy absorption.

Solid Power

Grant in 2012
Solid Power Inc. specializes in the development of solid-state rechargeable batteries that are free from volatile or flammable liquid components. Founded in 2011 and based in Louisville, Colorado, the company focuses on creating batteries for various applications, including electric vehicles, portable electronics, aircraft, and satellites. Its solid-state batteries are designed to be energy-dense, safe, and reliable, offering significant improvements in performance, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Solid Power aims to license its battery cell designs and manufacturing expertise to leading battery manufacturers and automotive original equipment manufacturers, while also selling its proprietary sulfide-based solid electrolyte for use in all-solid-state battery cells.

Chiaro Technologies

Grant in 2012
Chiaro Technologies LLC, based in Boulder, Colorado, specializes in the design and development of advanced 3D technology solutions, focusing on applications in logistics, robotics, and automation. The company offers a range of products, including the Cloudburst 3D sensor camera, which utilizes Symbolic Light technology to capture real-time, high-precision depth images and point clouds. Additionally, Chiaro Technologies provides the Jetstream Panel application, allowing users to view, interact with, and record live 3D data from their cameras. By manufacturing high-speed, real-time 3D machine vision sensors, Chiaro supports manufacturers and machine vision vendors in creating innovative solutions tailored to their specific needs. Founded in 2005, Chiaro Technologies operates as a subsidiary of Cognex Corporation.

Asius Technologies

Grant in 2012
Asius Technologies develops, protects, and markets a system of in-ear technology through its product ADEL. ADEL (Ambrose Diaphonic Ear Lens) inflates in the ear and enables users to experience a high sound quality when used with hearing aids, headsets, and earbuds. The patented Ambrose Diaphonic Ear Lens ADES" consists of a polymer bubble, which is inserted into the ear canal and inflated to fit. This produces a comfortable, one size fits all, seal with minimum occlusion effect for the coupling of an audio device (hearing aid, digital music player, cell phone, communications headset) to the ear. Asius Technologies is based in Colorado, United States.
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