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Faraday Technology develops and commercializes novel electrochemical technologies. They also manage the intellectual property assets developed from the application of the faradayic process to provide their customers and strategic partners with a competitive advantage.

Faraday Technology develops and commercializes novel electrochemical technologies. They also manage the intellectual property assets developed from the application of the faradayic process to provide their customers and strategic partners with a competitive advantage.

Faraday Technology develops and commercializes novel electrochemical technologies. They also manage the intellectual property assets developed from the application of the faradayic process to provide their customers and strategic partners with a competitive advantage.

Faraday Technology develops and commercializes novel electrochemical technologies. They also manage the intellectual property assets developed from the application of the faradayic process to provide their customers and strategic partners with a competitive advantage.

Faraday Technology develops and commercializes novel electrochemical technologies. They also manage the intellectual property assets developed from the application of the faradayic process to provide their customers and strategic partners with a competitive advantage.

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.

Faraday Technology develops and commercializes novel electrochemical technologies. They also manage the intellectual property assets developed from the application of the faradayic process to provide their customers and strategic partners with a competitive advantage.