SparkNano utilizes Spatial Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) technology to enable the mass production of energy and display devices with significantly reduced reliance on scarce materials. This approach enhances performance and efficiency in applications such as hydrogen production, batteries, and solar cells, addressing the critical need for sustainable manufacturing solutions.
Funding
$9.7M raised to dateRaised 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.
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Problem
The production of next-generation energy and display devices often relies on substantial quantities of scarce materials, leading to increased costs and environmental concerns. Traditional Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) methods can be slow and limited in scalability, hindering mass production and innovation.
Solution
SparkNano provides Spatial Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) equipment that enables the design and mass production of advanced energy and display devices while significantly reducing the use of scarce materials. Their technology enhances the performance, efficiency, and sustainability of devices used in hydrogen production, batteries, solar cells, and displays. SparkNano's Spatial ALD solutions offer faster deposition speeds, scalability to large surfaces, and efficient precursor usage compared to traditional ALD methods. This allows for the creation of thinner, more stable layers, ultimately increasing energy density and reducing costs.
Target Audience
SparkNano's primary customers are manufacturers of energy and display devices, including those in the hydrogen, battery, solar cell, and OLED display markets.
Features
- Spatial ALD technology achieves deposition speeds up to 100 times faster than conventional ALD.
- Scalable to large surfaces and roll-to-roll manufacturing processes.
- Maskless patterning capabilities for precise material deposition.
- High precursor efficiency with reclaim of unreacted materials.
- Plasma-enhanced deposition for uniform layers on 3D structures at low temperatures.
- Solutions for optimizing OLED displays, flexible electronics, and photovoltaic panels.
- Equipment available in LabLine, Vellum, and Omega series to suit various R&D and production needs.