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AppliCote Associates, LLC is an advanced materials and process
technology development company with a mission of simplifying materials and
device fabrication through the use of process technologies including laser
conversion and doping. Our intellectual property and technology development is
focused on materials which are: light emitting, conductors, semiconductors,
insulators and direct energy converters. These technologies enable the creation
of a wide variety of new materials and devices spanning nanosize
semiconductor chips, wireless chemical sensors and wide-area energy conversion
materials. For additional information on how we can help you develop a game
changing product, contact us at bobm@applicote.com
or (407) 353-7730.
AppliCote Locations:
Corporate Address
894 Silverado Court
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Laser Processing Laboratory
4295 W. Old 441, Suite 3
Mount Dora, FL 32757
Key Personnel:
| Robert Malanga, MBB &TM | - | Engineering Applications Manager |
| Lowell Oster, MBA | - | Chief
Executive Officer |
| Nathaniel R. Quick, Ph.D. | - | Chief
Technical Officer and Founder |
| Michael C. Murray, Ph.D. | - | Chief
Scientist |
| Robert Frijouf, JD, PA | - | Patent
Attorney |
Business
Focus Process
Technologies Value
Proposition Business
Model Technology
Building Blocks
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AppliCote’s Laser Materials Synthesis (LMS)
processing technology combines laser conversion and laser doping.
Laser conversion processing involves
controlled phase transformations, solid state diffusion and the creation of
conductors without the addition of metal.
Selective electrical conductivity, insulation or semiconductor
properties; selective refractive index and absorption index properties; and
selective thermal conductivity properties can be processed in the same material.
Laser doping is an advance over ion
implantation that enables the implantation of a wide range of elements in
compound semiconductors without damage and achieves higher concentrations and
deeper depths. The process enables implantation of multi-charge carriers,
creation of hybrid substrates and endotaxy, which is an advance over epitaxy.
Prototype Laser Materials Synthesis Apparatus
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This
combination of laser process technologies has the potential to drastically
reduce capital equipment requirements by enabling laser direct write of circuits.
AppliCote is currently bundling its materials, process, device and apparatus IP
necessary to support joint venture product development efforts within fields of
use including: light emitting
materials; conductor, semiconductor and insulator materials; photovoltaics and
direct energy conversion; wireless sensors; gas disassociation; and medical
nanosize energy converters. For additional information on these laser
process technologies, contact us at bobm@applicote.com
or (407) 353-7730.
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AppliCote’s
business model involves entering into a Development Agreement with a client
company interested in developing a new game changing product for a specific
field of use. The Development Agreement typically includes three phases
resulting in development of a proof-of-concept, functional and commercial
prototypes. A License Agreement, which details the IP licensing terms for eventual
client commercialization of the technology is also executed.
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AppliCote’s IP can be seen as providing the foundation
for creating Laser Materials Synthesis building blocks. The graphic above
demonstrates how these building block structures might fit together. For
additional information on these LMS building blocks, contact us at bobm@applicote.com or (407) 353-7730.