Cartera de tecnologia comercialitzable
The objective is obtaining a valuable resource and bioenergy from local agroindustrial wastes (e.g. grape and olive pomace) by first, obtaining a natural dye for textile dyeing processes and, then obtaining biogas through anaerobic digestion.
Photonic circuit for simultaneous multiple baseline cross-correlation computation of ultra-wide bandwidth signals
Information system for optimizing the transportation of people with reduced mobility in individual and collective public services, and management of on-demand public transportation.
This Novel Microfluidic blood plasma filter has been design and validated in MicroTechLab of the Mechanical Engineering Department of UPC. Currently, partners to combine the System with a diagnostic tool and batch produce it and/or to establish commercial agreements along with technical cooperation are thought.
A tool for efficiently implementing business rules validation, in any database system, to ensure the quality of the data.
An easy-to-use affordable device to measure several cardiovascular parameters from unsupervised measurements easily obtained at hands, feet or both.
A new composition comprising a polymer aqueous solution, a bioceramic material and reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (RONS) and its use for the treatment of bone cancer and/or bone tissue regeneration.
A new method and computer program for characterizing ocular accommodation have been developed. The method comprises measuring spherical refractive errors of an eye for different additional optical powers with respect to reference refraction: calculating the behavior of an accommodation signal of the eye and analyzing the behavior of the accommodation signal. Partners to further develop the system and/or to establish commercial agreements along with technical cooperation are sought.
Adhesive containing biobased side streams from food, paper, and/ or textile industries, produced through a fast and environmentally friendly process avoiding the use of toxic reagents or solvents, and which adhesive properties can be easily customised for uses with different materials.
A new method for in situ self-assembling of NPs with phenolic-shell and biopolymers with nucleophilic groups into multifunctional nanocomposite hydrogel for enhancing wound closure and tissue recovery (Skingel).
A lightweight cylindrical neutron dosimeter, of the Anderson-Brown type, able to work in continuous, quasi-continuous and pulsed neutron fields.
A new method and computer program for characterizing ocular accommodation have been developed. The method comprises measuring spherical refractive errors of an eye for different additional optical powers with respect to reference refraction: calculating the behavior of an accommodation signal of the eye and analyzing the behavior of the accommodation signal. Partners to further develop the system and/or to establish commercial agreements along with technical cooperation are sought.
A training method for multilingual neural machine translation systems that is efficiently extendable to new languages and data modalities.
A new technology for low-cost and high-performance MEMS sensor design using a standard CMOS process has been patented. This allows for virtually any microprocessor and integrated circuit to become aware of its physical operating environment thanks to the multiple sensory information that it provides at minimum additional cost. Partners to further develop the system and/or to establish commercial agreements along with technical cooperation are sought.
A new and simple foldable paper-based fluidic device (InfectCheck), designed with only two foldable sections for an efficient separation and detection of the desired biomarker.
Shape morphing surfaces and tubes are used in a wide variety of fields. These include biomedical devices (stents, endoscopes, catheters), soft robotics (artificial muscles, grippers, wearable exoskeletons and active textiles), adaptive/organic architecture or deployable structures in aerospace.
Companies interested in commercial exploitation of the technology are sought.
A new method has been developed for the assessment of the intraocular scattering generated in each structure of the human eye, i.e., the cornea and the crystalline lens
New and customizable system to collect glass bottles. This system allows an easy operation of loading, transporting, and unloading the bottles in the treatment plant before subsequent reuse. It reduces the contamination caused by the process for the production of new bottles, contributes to reducing the cost of waste management, and implies cost savings for producers of wine and beer bottles.
UPC, Instituto de Microcirugia Ocular (IMO) and Max Planck Society have been developed an image processing method for ordering anterior chamber optical coherence tomography (OCT) images in a fully unsupervised manner.
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