Deep Tech Project · In build
The execution layer for deep tech.
An operating layer for research centers, universities and technology transfer offices. Their teams use it to move an invention from disclosure to license to spin-off.
Request information- 9loop steps
- 3role consoles
- 3data lakes
- 5method phases
Nine steps, one closed loop.
The loop runs from the moment a stakeholder is identified to the moment a recommendation is accepted. Each step has its own workspace, and outcomes feed the next cycle.
- 01Stakeholder identification
- 02Inquiry intake
- 03Query understanding
- 04Data matching and knowledge curation
- 05Data aggregation
- 06Recommendation generation
- 07Stakeholder engagement
- 08Interactive dashboard
- 09Recognition and feedback
One record, three consoles.
Each console shows the same data to the role that acts on it.
One shared record
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Internal
Technology transfer director
Triage disclosures. Score patents. Run the lab-to-license queue.
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External
Industry and investors
Discover ventures. Compare options. Run a deal-flow board.
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Individual
Researchers and labs
Profile, work, OKRs and asks, kept in one place.
Three data lakes underneath.
Every record the loop uses sits in one of them.
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Technology
Inventions, patents, papers, novelty checks, freedom-to-operate status, patent families.
What the institution owns as intellectual property.
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Business
Ventures, capital, programs, partners, scorecards, market signals.
What it is building toward revenue.
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Operations
Workflows, decisions, infrastructure use, audit trail, governance gates.
How it runs.
Every service, three answers.
The catalog draws on the public service catalogs of research centers. Each entry carries the technical specification, the business use and the operational path.
Example entry
X-ray diffraction characterization
Technical
Method, instruments, sample requirements.
Business
Who uses it, and for which decision.
Operations
Lead time, price band, how to book.
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Outcomes a board will read
- Shorter time from lab to license
- Cleaner reporting
- Fewer dropped balls