Graphene Innovations Inc. develops and commercializes graphene-enhanced technologies for various industries. By incorporating graphene into existing materials and processes, they aim to improve performance and sustainability, offering clients a competitive advantage.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Problem
Many industries face challenges in enhancing the performance, durability, and sustainability of their products while also managing costs and environmental impact. Traditional materials often fall short in meeting these demands, leading to trade-offs between performance and sustainability.
Solution
Graphene Innovations Inc. (GII) provides research and development services and advanced material technology solutions centered around graphene-enhanced materials. By incorporating graphene into existing materials like polymers, rubbers, and concrete, GII enables its partners to create high-performing, sustainable products. GII's approach allows for the optimization of both performance and sustainability, offering a competitive advantage by improving material properties, reducing costs, and promoting the use of recycled materials. Their graphene-enhanced concrete, bricks, and tiles, for example, address the environmental concerns associated with traditional concrete production while maintaining or improving performance.
Target Audience
GII's primary customers are companies across various industries, including construction and manufacturing, seeking to improve the performance and sustainability of their products through the integration of graphene-enhanced materials.
Features
- R&D services for developing graphene-enhanced material formulations tailored to specific applications.
- Graphene-enhanced concrete, bricks, and tiles that reduce CO2 emissions and water usage.
- Polymer modification using graphene to improve strength, durability, and other key performance characteristics.
- Integration of recycled materials with graphene to enhance sustainability profiles.
- Access to state-of-the-art nanoparticle labs and diagnostic facilities through a partnership with Graphene Innovations Manchester (GIM) located within the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC).
- Proprietary graphene and polymer-based formulations with pending patents.