IP2Biz^® & Industry

IP2Biz works with technologies that touch every industry - some of these technologies are early stage or nearing final R&D completion while others are later stage, ready for launch into industry.

Everyday, IP2Biz monitors (and unearths) new technologies that impact your industry. Here are selected industry examples:

Aerospace: Portable fuel cells with innovative design and cost-effective production – often as auxiliary power for aircraft – have wide application in the aerospace industry today.

Computers: Differentiating between good bots and bad bots is an increasing challenge. Innovative Web robot solutions delivering superior results are applicable for user-companies in a variety of industries.

Electronics: MEMs technology has proven and diverse application from aerospace to life sciences. While most MEMs devices face production challenges and are far from commercial reality, there are niches where MEMs are nearing market entry.

Energy: Nanotechnology applications have shown promising results in radically increasing the efficiency of photovoltaic cells allowing a significant boost in the generation of electricity.

Healthcare: Breakthrough innovations take many forms…from medical imaging software showing nano-scale precision to revolutionary lab-ware designs accelerating the growth of superior cultures and more.

Industrial: AutoID has changed manufacturing and logistics…advances in photonics and sensor platforms will cause profound changes as new applications are brought to market.

Materials: Important innovations in ceramics, composites, metals and polymers can be a means of competitive differentiation. From nano-scale materials to incremental improvements in traditional materials, new technologies are approaching commercialization.

Telecommunications & Wireless: Innovations in the photonics packaging, beam switching and testing are occurring rapidly, often with immediate impact in the global telecom space. To combat the increasing vulnerability of most wireless networks, new technologies can reduce or eliminate the network’s exposure.

Transportation: All types of sensors and sensor platforms are undergoing technological change at a rapidly increasing rate. The often profound effects include better fuel efficiency, higher safety, faster delivery, lower insurance costs, and less damage and loss.