The latest innovation and commercialization news from The Texas A&M University System.
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ROSE, a Robotic Optical Surveying Explorer, greets guests at the Research and Innovation Month kickoff event at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. ROSE is operated by the Conrad Blucher Institute for Surveying and Science at TAMU-CC. The robotic dog employs cutting-edge light detection and ranging system technology (LiDAR) to explore areas and conditions that could be hazardous to humans. -Ben Zaragosa/Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
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Texas A&M Innovation Recognizes Research & Innovation Events: Highlighting Entrepreneurship, Research, and Collaboration
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With a focus on showcasing cutting-edge research, fostering entrepreneurial spirit, and engaging with local communities, The Texas A&M University System member institutions have played a pivotal role in driving economic growth and community development across the state.
From Commerce to Corpus Christi, A&M System institutions have been at the forefront of innovation, hosting a diverse array of events that highlight the transformative impact of research and innovation on society. These events have brought together researchers, industry leaders, students, and community members to explore groundbreaking discoveries, foster collaboration, and inspire the next generation of innovators.
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Jose Quintana, speaks to participants at the InnovationU event, "Starting a Company as a Pathway to Translating Academic Research." -Texas A&M Innovation
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InnovationU - A Startup Case Study: SageSpectra
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Join us on Tuesday, April 16 from 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. CST for the next seminar in our InnovationU series, “A Startup Case Study: SageSpectra.” Our panelists will share their experiences on the challenges they are facing, the strategies that are propelling their growth, and the lessons being learned along the way. Hear from John Hanks, founder and inventor at SageSpectra, Madi Heck, co-founder and CEO at SageSpectra, and Pete ONeill, Chief Innovation Officer at Texas A&M Innovation, as they provide a deep dive into various perspectives on the company’s journey. Register today for in-person or virtual attendance.
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Featured Inventor: Dr. Wei Yan
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Imagine a world where product assembly is no longer frustrating, where traditional instruction manuals, which can be cumbersome and difficult to follow, are replaced by an innovative augmented reality (AR) powered instruction technology, BRICKxAR. Learn about Wei Yan, Ph.D., Mattia Flabiano III AIA/Page Southerland Page Endowed Professor in the School of Architecture at Texas A&M University and the road to commercialization for his BRICKxAR technology. Read more.
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| Texas A&M Innovation Event Sponsorships Available
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Annual sponsorship packages for our events are now available. Tailored to suit diverse objectives and budgets, our packages offer opportunities for companies to elevate their brand presence, engage with our audiences, and drive meaningful impact. Packages include pre-event engagement, on-site recognition, post-event continuity, and ongoing engagement. Contact our office to learn more.
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| April 26 is World Intellectual Property Day
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Every April 26, we recognize World Intellectual Property Day to learn about the role that IP rights play in encouraging innovation and creativity. World IP Day 2024 shines a light on how IP supports the innovation and creativity we need to create pathways to a sustainable future.
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Supporting Inventors Across The Texas A&M University System
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On Aprill 11 Pete ONeill, Texas A&M Innovation Chief Innovation Officer, will present to researchers with Research, Innovation & Economic Development led by Dr. Rupa Iyer at Tarleton State University. The team will provide a seminar on April 17 to researchers with Research & Innovation, led by Dr. Ahmed Mahdy at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and on April 18 to researchers with Research & Innovation, led by Dr. Jose Espiritu at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. On April 25, ONeill will provide a seminar to Texas A&M University Sponsored Research Services, led by Kristi Billinger. The sessions will include education on different forms of IP, patents, licensing, inventorship, and the benefits of commercialization. Email our team to request a workshop.
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Five patents were issued to The Texas A&M University System during the month of March. Congratulations to the inventors!
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- United States Patent No. 11,920,250
- Inventors: Lucy Mar Camacho Chico, Mohammad Shafiq
- United States Patent No. 11,932,428
- Inventors: Moble Benedict, Hunter Denton, Hao Kang, Vikram Hrishikeshavan
- United States Patent No. 11,924,956
- Inventors: Richard Miles, Christopher Limbach, Alexandros Gerakis
- United States Patent No. 11,932,718
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Inventors: Hung-Jue Su, Joseph Baker, Mingzhen Zhao, Hong-Mao Wu, Wen-Hao Kang, Jen-Long Wu
- United States Patent No. 11,938,768
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Inventors: Moble Benedict, Sean McHugh, Chase Wiley, Ramsay Ramsay, Adam Kellen, Yin Lu Young
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Texas A&M Innovation is focused on harvesting new innovations, protecting intellectual property, and facilitating the commercialization process to move Texas A&M University System technologies from the lab to the marketplace. For more information on about how we can partner with you as a university researcher or industry collaborator, please contact us.
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