Open Innovation insights http://blog.innoget.com About open innovation Sat, 15 Oct 2011 11:37:27 +0000 en-us hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Seeking: Compact image projection-display technologies and systems able to incorporate augmented reality http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-compact-image-projection-display-technologies-and-systems-able-to-incorporate-augmented-reality http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-compact-image-projection-display-technologies-and-systems-able-to-incorporate-augmented-reality#comments Tue, 12 Apr 2011 11:11:29 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=743 An International company is seeking compact image projection-display technologies & systems able to incorporate augmented reality.

Desired outcome: This company is seeking new, compact technologies, components or entire systems able to be used in image projection applications. Proposals should be capable of incorporating augmented reality and project an image with a Virtual Image Distance exceeding 10 meters. Solutions could be individual components or a full system based on existing technology or a new image generating and projection technology. Field Of Use and Intended Application are new HUD systems in vehicles and passenger cars.

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3otbb86#fb.

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An International company is seeking compact image projection-display technologies & systems able to incorporate augmented reality.
Desired outcome: This company is seeking new, compact technologies, components or entire systems able to be used in image projection applications. Proposals should be capable of incorporating augmented reality and project an image with a Virtual Image Distance exceeding 10 meters. Solutions could be individual components or a full system based on existing technology or a new image generating and projection technology. Field Of Use and Intended Application are new HUD systems in vehicles and passenger cars.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3otbb86#fb.
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]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-compact-image-projection-display-technologies-and-systems-able-to-incorporate-augmented-reality/feed 0 CellENA: bioencapsulation portable device http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/cellena-bioencapsulation-portable-device http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/cellena-bioencapsulation-portable-device#comments Thu, 07 Apr 2011 11:54:19 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=741 Ingeniatrics, an European high-tech company has developed a user-friendly equipment for biotechnological research based on the Flow Focusing ® technology. Allows encapsulation of cells / organisms using sterile conditions in a wide particle size as required each specific application: cell therapy, biodiversity searches, rapid studies of cell susceptibility, vaccines, etc.

The main advantages are: Methodology in sterile conditions, disposable nozzles, particle size selection to obtain equal particles from less than 100 microns to over hundreds of microns and individual encapsulation of microorganisms in very small particle sizes without loosing bioavility.

This is a technology offer published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this offer and contact directly with the vendor organization click on the link below  http://tinyurl.com/3rynorp #fb.

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Ingeniatrics, an European high-tech company has developed a user-friendly equipment for biotechnological research based on the Flow Focusing ® technology. Allows encapsulation of cells / organisms using sterile conditions in a wide particle size as required each specific application: cell therapy, biodiversity searches, rapid studies of cell susceptibility, vaccines, etc.
The main advantages are: Methodology in sterile conditions, disposable nozzles, particle size selection to obtain equal particles from less than 100 microns to over hundreds of microns and individual encapsulation of microorganisms in very small particle sizes without loosing bioavility.
This is a technology offer published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this offer and contact directly with the vendor organization click on the link below  http://tinyurl.com/3rynorp #fb.
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*Innoget is a provider of Open Innovation services. Through the web site Innoget.com we connect our customers with companies and research institutions worldwide.
]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/cellena-bioencapsulation-portable-device/feed 0 System expressing T. cruzi antigens is required http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/system-expressing-t-cruzi-antigens-is-required http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/system-expressing-t-cruzi-antigens-is-required#comments Thu, 07 Apr 2011 09:41:08 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=739 An Argentinean company with more than 50 years experience in the in vitro diagnostics market, positioned as a leader in Latin America, is seeking System expressing T. cruzi antigens.

Desired outcome: Our search is directed to a system expressing a T. cruzi protein antigen. The solution should provide an antigen which properly works in various immunoassays and as well as the technology required to obtain it.

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3vknjoa.

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An Argentinean company with more than 50 years experience in the in vitro diagnostics market, positioned as a leader in Latin America, is seeking System expressing T. cruzi antigens.
Desired outcome: Our search is directed to a system expressing a T. cruzi protein antigen. The solution should provide an antigen which properly works in various immunoassays and as well as the technology required to obtain it.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3vknjoa.
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]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/system-expressing-t-cruzi-antigens-is-required/feed 0 System expressing Hepatitis C Virus antigens is required http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/system-expressing-hepatitis-c-virus-antigens-is-required http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/system-expressing-hepatitis-c-virus-antigens-is-required#comments Tue, 05 Apr 2011 10:21:15 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=737 An Argentinean company with more than 50 years experience in the in vitro diagnostics market, positioned as a leader in Latin America, is seeking system expressing Hepatitis C Virus antigens.

Desired outcome: Our search is directed to a system expressing a Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) protein antigen. The solution should provide an antigen which properly works in various immunoassays and as well as the technology required to obtain it.

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3ujucqa.

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*Innoget.com is a provider of Open Innovation services. Through the web site Innoget.com we connect our customers with companies and research institutions worldwide.

An Argentinean company with more than 50 years experience in the in vitro diagnostics market, positioned as a leader in Latin America, is seeking system expressing Hepatitis C Virus antigens.
Desired outcome: Our search is directed to a system expressing a Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) protein antigen. The solution should provide an antigen which properly works in various immunoassays and as well as the technology required to obtain it.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3ujucqa.
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]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/system-expressing-hepatitis-c-virus-antigens-is-required/feed 0 Seeking: quick and easy way to identify beryllium contamination and assess its general level http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-quick-and-easy-way-to-identify-beryllium-contamination-and-assess-its-general-level http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-quick-and-easy-way-to-identify-beryllium-contamination-and-assess-its-general-level#comments Tue, 05 Apr 2011 09:57:55 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=735 A company is seeking a quick and easy way to identify beryllium contamination and assess its general level.

Desired outcome: this organization wants a simple, real-time way to identify that a plant area is clear of beryllium contamination and, if it is not, obtain a general assessment of the level of contamination that may be present – without having to send swabs to a laboratory for testing.

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/6by6jls#fb.

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]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-quick-and-easy-way-to-identify-beryllium-contamination-and-assess-its-general-level/feed 0 Seeking: solution to Filter Light to High Specification http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-solution-to-filter-light-to-high-specification http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-solution-to-filter-light-to-high-specification#comments Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:08:25 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=733 A company is seeking solutions to Filter Light to High Specification.

Desired outcome: to identify spectral filter technologies to operate within a demanding optical environment. The technology solution will enable the suppression of out of band wavelengths above 100nm whilst exhibiting minimal loss to wavelengths of the order of 10nm.

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A company is seeking solutions to Filter Light to High Specification.
Desired outcome: to identify spectral filter technologies to operate within a demanding optical environment. The technology solution will enable the suppression of out of band wavelengths above 100nm whilst exhibiting minimal loss to wavelengths of the order of 10nm.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/3cvt6du.
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]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/04/seeking-solution-to-filter-light-to-high-specification/feed 0 Seeking a method or additive to stabilize a thiol-ene lacquer http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-a-method-or-additive-to-stabilize-a-thiol-ene-lacquer http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-a-method-or-additive-to-stabilize-a-thiol-ene-lacquer#comments Thu, 31 Mar 2011 09:49:43 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=731 A global supplier of specialty chemicals with production sites on three continents is seeking how to stabilize a thiol-ene lacquer.

Desired outcome: A UV curable lacquer consisting of a thiol functional compound and an ene functional compound has a limited shelf life. We are after a method or additive to stabilize the lacquer in the can for at least 6 months, while still retaining a high reactivity, when the lacquer is applied and exposed to UV light.

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/6zfrlw5#fb.

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A global supplier of specialty chemicals with production sites on three continents is seeking how to stabilize a thiol-ene lacquer.
Desired outcome: A UV curable lacquer consisting of a thiol functional compound and an ene functional compound has a limited shelf life. We are after a method or additive to stabilize the lacquer in the can for at least 6 months, while still retaining a high reactivity, when the lacquer is applied and exposed to UV light.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/6zfrlw5#fb.
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*Innoget.com is a provider of Open Innovation services. Through the web site Innoget.com we connect our customers with companies and research institutions worldwide.A global supplier of specialty chemicals with production sites on three continents is seeking how to stabilize a thiol-ene lacquer.
Desired outcome: A UV curable lacquer consisting of a thiol functional compound and an ene functional compound has a limited shelf life. We are after a method or additive to stabilize the lacquer in the can for at least 6 months, while still retaining a high reactivity, when the lacquer is applied and exposed to UV light.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/6zfrlw5#fb.
If you have any questions please contact Innoget.com at info@innoget.com.
*Innoget.com is a provider of Open Innovation services. Through the web site Innoget.com we connect our customers with companies and research institutions worldwide.
]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-a-method-or-additive-to-stabilize-a-thiol-ene-lacquer/feed 0 Seeking: Techniques for small-defect metrology using a known artifact to calibrate the measuring equipment http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-techniques-for-small-defect-metrology-using-a-known-artifact-to-calibrate-the-measuring-equipment http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-techniques-for-small-defect-metrology-using-a-known-artifact-to-calibrate-the-measuring-equipment#comments Wed, 23 Mar 2011 11:12:59 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=729 A company is seeking Techniques for small-defect metrology using a known artifact to calibrate the measuring equipment.

Desired outcome: you provide a calibration technique so that an artifact possessing a known dimensional feature or defect that is representative of a feature that could be seen in an item-under-test can be used to calibrate the machine that measures the defects. The difference between a known artifact and the answer produced by the equipment used to measure it will allow calculation of the ‘uncertainty’ of measurement for that measuring equipment. The artifact must meet NIST standards.

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/4lwqnzg.

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A company is seeking Techniques for small-defect metrology using a known artifact to calibrate the measuring equipment.
Desired outcome: you provide a calibration technique so that an artifact possessing a known dimensional feature or defect that is representative of a feature that could be seen in an item-under-test can be used to calibrate the machine that measures the defects. The difference between a known artifact and the answer produced by the equipment used to measure it will allow calculation of the ‘uncertainty’ of measurement for that measuring equipment. The artifact must meet NIST standards.
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/4lwqnzg.
If you have any questions please contact Innoget.com at info@innoget.com.
*Innoget.com is a provider of Open Innovation services. Through the web site Innoget.com we connect our customers with companies and research institutions worldwide.
]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-techniques-for-small-defect-metrology-using-a-known-artifact-to-calibrate-the-measuring-equipment/feed 0 Seeking: Methods to move non-systemic or non-translaminar molecules into plant http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-methods-to-move-non-systemic-or-non-translaminar-molecules-into-plant http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-methods-to-move-non-systemic-or-non-translaminar-molecules-into-plant#comments Tue, 22 Mar 2011 13:16:05 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=727 A company is seeking Methods to move non-systemic or non-translaminar molecules into plant.

Desired outcome: more effective ways to move non-systemic or non-translaminar pesticide molecules into a plant waxy cuticle layer and/or through guard cells (stomata). It would be even better if these molecules could penetrate into epidermal cells. (Proof of principle data you provide will help determine the acceptability of your solution).

This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/5sxb3sy.

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A company is seeking Methods to move non-systemic or non-translaminar molecules into plant.
Desired outcome: more effective ways to move non-systemic or non-translaminar pesticide molecules into a plant waxy cuticle layer and/or through guard cells (stomata). It would be even better if these molecules could penetrate into epidermal cells. (Proof of principle data you provide will help determine the acceptability of your solution).
This is a technology request published in Innoget.com *. To view the details of this request and contact directly with the applicant organization click on the link below http://tinyurl.com/5sxb3sy.
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]]> http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-methods-to-move-non-systemic-or-non-translaminar-molecules-into-plant/feed 0 Seeking methods to reliably extract skin microflora samples from the skin surface including, skin folds, etc http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-methods-to-reliably-extract-skin-microflora-samples-from-the-skin-surface-including-skin-folds-etc http://blog.innoget.com/lang/en-us/2011/03/seeking-methods-to-reliably-extract-skin-microflora-samples-from-the-skin-surface-including-skin-folds-etc#comments Thu, 17 Mar 2011 12:16:54 +0000 drafols http://blog.innoget.com/?p=725
A company is seeking methods to reliably extract skin microflora samples from the skin surface including, skin folds, etc.
Desired outcome: inventive methods to reliably extract bacteria, yeast, and fungi samples from both the skin surface and deep in the skin from human test subjects. They want to obtain the best possible representative samples. These methods need to obtain samples from areas such as deep skin folds, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles, not just the top layers of the skin. Critically the sampling technique must not destroy DNA/RNA as this needs to be preserved.
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