USDA Phase I SBIR
Micro Nano Technologies was one of seventy-six winners of the USDA Phase I SBIR award for our Solar-Powered Efficient Dryer for Crop Preservation, Conditioning, and Storage. This funding is given to support the conducting of “high-quality research that addresses critical scientific challenges and opportunities in agriculture.” We are excited and honored to receive this award and look forward to further collaboration with USDA in bringing this cutting-edge technology to market.
DOE Industrial Decarbonization
As part of the Department of Energy’s investment in the decarbonization of American industry, Micro Nano Technologies was selected as one of six organizations tasked with reducing “net energy GHG emissions in the paper and forest products industry.” This funding highlights the versatility of Micro Nano Technologies’ absorption technology and its many possible applications.
ONR SBIR Award
The Office for Naval Research identified Micro Nano Technologies and our heat transfer technology as an attractive partner to develop technology that will reduce energy consumption on the Navy’s ships.
QRDI Innovation Award
Micro Nano Technologies was selected to work with Hassad Food in Qatar on “Atmospheric Water Harvesting in Harsh Environments.” MNT’s transformative technology will be utilized to extract water from the atmosphere in notoriously water-scarce areas, decreasing reliance on desalination and increasing agricultural productivity in the country.
DHS Cooling Solutions Challenge
Micro Nano Technologies has been selected as a winner of the Department of Homeland Security Cooling Solutions Challenge to identify innovations to counter extreme heat. MNT was chosen as a winner in the “Use Case” category for our Fuel-Flexible Ultra-Efficient Air Conditioning System for Improved Resilience that can be used to cool household, group quarter or multi-person units.
ARPA-E SEED
Micro Nano Technologies was identified by the Department of Energy as a forerunner in the development of energy-efficient drying technology. Through this funding, MNT will continue its development of MNT’s thermally driven industrial semi-open absorption heat pump dryer that holds the potential to revolutionize drying processes and accelerate decarbonization
NYSERDA NextGen
The state of New York’s interest in reducing carbon emissions from the building sector while continuing to meet its needs has led to a partnership between NYSERDA and Micro Nano Technologies. This funding will support MNT’s New Generation Ultra-Efficient Separate Sensible and Latent Cooling Air-Conditioning system that has the ability to meet cooling demands and lower energy demands in climate zones across the country.
Micro Nano Technologies
747 SW 2nd Ave, IMB #34
Gainesville, FL 32601
P: 407-719-5435
info@mntusa.com