Transitioning Innovations to Products

Technology Transfer & Commercialization Services

Accelerate Your Technology’s Journey to Market with NEI

NEI’s TIPs (Transitioning Innovations to Products) service is designed to bridge the gap between research and commercialization. By leveraging our expertise in materials science and engineering, we help researchers and institutions advance their promising technologies to the next stage.

Our TIPs process offers:

  • Rapid Technology Advancement: We accelerate the transition from proof-of-concept to market-ready products.
  • Process Development and Scale-up: We optimize processes for efficient and cost-effective production.
  • Technology Gap Analysis: We identify and address technical challenges to ensure successful commercialization.
  • Intellectual Property Protection: We safeguard your intellectual property rights throughout the process.

Tips Information Sheet

TIPs Brochure

From Proof-of-Concept to Products

Over the past 27 years, NEI has developed the ability to rapidly transition technologies from proof-of-concept to products. The practical market-oriented approach involves process development & scale-up, prototype demonstration, and identification & bridging of technology gaps. The objective is to derive a strong value proposition for a potential licensee or customer. This methodology has been used successfully by NEI to complete scores of transactions leading to new Advanced Materials products. Through TIPs, NEI offers it’s vast product development experience and expertise to researchers in the Advanced Materials field to help advance their technology to the next level.

Partner with NEI to unlock the full potential of your innovations.

Ready to take the next step?

Let’s work together to bring your groundbreaking technologies to market. Describe your technology transfer needs to us by completing our Contact Form and a representative will get back to you soon.

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