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Novel Transparent Dilatant Materials Comprised of a Single Chemical Component
WiSys is seeking a strategic partner in material science or the protective equipment industry who is interested in furthering the development of novel transparent dilatant materials comprised of single chemical component, ultimately providing a path to market for their use.
Physics ‘Office Hours’ educational learning platform
WiSys Technology Foundation is seeking a commercial partner who is interested in licensing and distributing an educational app focused on Physics, expanding the platform beyond Android applications as well as further developing additional apps directed towards other STEM disciplines.
Saddle Lift to Enhance Independence of Horseback Riders with Disabilities
WiSys Technology Foundation is seeking a strategic partner for manufacturing, marketing, sales, and distribution of this unique system.
Skin Whitening Agent(s)
WiSys Technology Foundation is currently seeking a strategic industry partner to assist in the further development of its lead compound, A11, and related analogues providing a route to market for their use as novel skin whitening/lightening agents.The competitive advantage of these compounds over existing agents on the market is that they produce long-acting and reversible skin lightening with no toxicity.
Novel 3-D Powder Refractory Materials for Investment Casting
WiSys is currently seeking strategic partners in the 3D printing and material supply industry that are interested in accessing and commercializing its patented process and associated recipes for refractory molds for the investment casting industry.
Compostable Thermoset Polymers
UW-Stevens Point researcher, John Droske, has developed a series of novel biodegradable polymers for use in the healthcare and plastics industry. WiSys is currently seeking a strategic partner to further development this technology and provide a route to market for its commercialization.