LASER COOLING FOR A COMPACT ALL-SOLID-STATE OPTICAL CRYOCOOLER

This technology is an all-solid-state cryocooler that can achieve lower temperatures than those attained by multi-stage standard thermo-electric or Peltier coolers. It involves the combination of optically-pumped semiconductor lasers (OPSL) together with an intracavity enhancement method to construct a compact optical cryocooler. It offers many advantages over currently used, bulky mechanical coolers because it can be configured in a device which is vibration free, compact, lightweight and agile.

TTO is selling a technology based on Lasers, Quantum Optics This technology for sale called “Laser Cooling for a Compact All-Solid-State Optical Cryocooler” is meant for the following industries: Aerospace, Electronics, Photonics & Optics .

Looking for a partner to establish any kind of relationship that will accelerate the path of the technology to the end-user market.

A partner in form of Joint research. This is an agreement on cooperation between the parties on research and development on an equal level (Synergy and international partnership, EU H2020 funding application).

Looking for an Exchange transaction in order to transfer the technology.

This Exchange can be done through a licensing agreement as a partnership to authorize to use the license of the technology in exchange for an agreed payment (fee or royalty).

The Technology Readiness Level reached is level 4 (Component and/or breadboard validation in laboratory environment), this means that basic technological components have been integrated to establish that they work together. However this is relatively “low fidelity” compared with the eventual system.