John Lee
CEO
Advanced Material Development
The startup develops a nanotechnology platform that collaborates with universities to fund research and commercialize materials for industrial applications, including advanced sensors and functional coatings. This approach addresses the need for innovative solutions in environmental and societal challenges by enabling the development of specialized technologies and materials.
- Chemical Technology
- Clean Technology
- Manufacturing / Industry 4.0
- New Materials
Updated 6 months ago
Funding
Raised to date
$9.1MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Funding rounds are not available yet.
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Problem
Many industries face challenges related to electromagnetic interference, the need for flexible and sustainable electronics, and the demand for advanced packaging solutions. Current materials and processes often lack the performance characteristics, cost-effectiveness, or environmental friendliness required for these applications.
Solution
Advanced Material Development (AMD) provides nanotechnology-based solutions that address these challenges through advanced materials science and innovative engineering. AMD collaborates with industry partners to develop and commercialize specialized technologies, including EMI shielding and radar absorption materials, printed electronics and sensing solutions, and smart packaging technologies. These solutions leverage advanced nanomaterials to deliver enhanced performance, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness across diverse sectors such as aerospace, automotive, energy, and healthcare.
Target Audience
AMD's primary customers include companies in the aerospace, automotive, energy, healthcare, and packaging industries seeking advanced material solutions for shielding, sensing, and monitoring applications.
Features
- EMI Shielding & Absorption: Low-cost, environmentally friendly coating systems integrated into composites, coatings, or directly printed onto components for broad frequency window performance.
- Radar Absorption: Thin-film coatings and composite structures that reduce radar cross-sections for energy, space, and military platforms.
- Laser Protection: Photonic crystal systems applied to eyewear to reject laser dazzle while maintaining visible light transmission.
- Printed Electronics & Sensing: Non-metallic RFID antennas that are flexible, lightweight, sustainable, and compostable for supply chain applications, food packaging, and power cable industries.
- Strain Sensors: Highly sensitive strain and temperature monitors for complex industrial applications in automotive, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
- Smart Packaging: Colorimetric Time Temperature Indicators (TTIs) printed on food and pharmaceutical packs for supply chain monitoring.
- Security Printing: Printable color change authentication and tamper detection for volume packaging.