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 | Seeking Experts in 4D Point Cloud Data Processing, Feature Extraction and Predictive Modeling |
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P&G has accumulated a vast amount of micro-CT scan data. The data has been processed into 4D point clouds (x, y, z, d) data consisting of 50K to 60K points per product/object. |
| | Seeking Upskilling and Next-Generation Activated Carbon Fiber Technology |
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BACKGROUND P&G competes across many consumer-packed goods categories where malodor is a top consumer concern. We believe that incorporating volatile organic compound (VOC) adsorption technologies into products could serve our consumers’ needs for odor control. We have evaluated numerous adsorbent technologies and activated carbon fiber (ACF) is of particular interest. NEED DESCRIPTION We are seeking to consult and potentially partner with an expert in activated carbon fiber to understand the impact of precursors, processing conditions, and methods of incorporating ACF into textiles and/or nonwovens on volatile organic compound adsorption performance, durability, and large-scale manufacturability. As a first step, we are interested in the identified SME giving a seminar on the basics of ACF to educate the organization. Longer-term, we are interested in co-developing and testing various ACFs in our in vitro and in vivo methods to link the various parameters of ACFs to their odor control performance. Below are more specific descriptions of the expertise and capabilities we are seeking. |
| | Seeking In-line, Real-time Particle Size Distribtion Measurement |
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We are developing a fully automated, high-throughput synthesis system. One of the key challenges is integrating an in-line, real-time particle size distribution measurement. |
 | Preventing Biofilm Formation by Enzyme Inhibitors |
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Biofilm is a complex colony of bacteria, which are attached together by extracellular polymeric substance. This setting provides the bacteria protection against environmental factors, improves their surface attachment, and plays a major role in resistance to treatment. Therefore, biofilms are difficult to eradicate, much more than single bacterial colonies. Biofilms can form on a variety of surfaces, both living and non-living, and can therefore be found in industrial, hospital, and natural settings. One such example of biofilm formation is Cystic fibrosis patients, who often develop chronic life-threatening infections in their respiratory systems and treatment is made problematic due to said biofilms. The research team of Dr. Kolodkin-Gal managed to disrupt the structure of biofilms and prevent their formation. This was performed by inhibiting enzymes that contribute to the properties of the extracellular matrix. When the extracellular matrix is compromised due to this treatment, the formation of the biofilm is disturbed, and it becomes more susceptible to treatment. This invention can therefore be a powerful tool to control, prevent, and destroy biofilms in a variety of settings. |
 | Vision Dynamix - High precision, real-time 3D mapping system |
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Vision Dynamix is a hi-tech spin off company formed in 2016 on UKIM - FEIT with a purpose of developing a system for 3D mapping with high precision in real time. Formed based on a project for the master thesis of Dushko Murtovski MSc. Using a single camera he developed a drone based system for Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM). Dushko is co-founder of Vision Dynamix. The thesis was developed by mentorship of Prof. Dr. Mile Stankovski who is the second co-founder. |
 | Real Time Water Quality Monitoring Technology |
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We have developed a new device to improve water quality monitoring. Using BioElectrochemical System (BES) technology, It has the potential to reduce the discharge of pollutants from treatment facilities. |
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