TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Glass Components Fabricated via Aerosol Jet Printing

The Los Alamos National Laboratory is offering a technology licensing opportunity for an additive manufacturing method that fabricates micron-scale glass components using aerosol jet printing. This method enables the production of small, high-precision glass features with complex geometries and embedded glass features. The technology has various applications, including micro-optics, optical waveguides, and photonic interconnects. The laboratory is seeking companies interested in licensing this technology to enhance their products and unlock innovative potential. • The technology uses aerosol jet printing to deposit fine glass particles or sol-gel-based materials with micron-scale resolution. • The method supports multiple glass compositions and allows components to be fabricated directly in their final configuration. • The technology is relevant to various industries, including micro-optics, photonics, and microfluidics. • The laboratory offers exclusive and non-exclusive licensing agreements for patented and patent-pending inventions.