Six Northeast Ohio entities won Ohio Third Frontier Technology Validation and Start-Up Awards, which provides grants in two phases: first, when a company demonstrates that a technology can be commercialized, via activities such as testing or prototyping; and second, when Ohio startups license and ultimately commercialize technology developed at Ohio higher education or nonprofit research institutions.
Akron Ascent Innovations LLC was awarded $100,000 to commercialize a dry, reusable adhesive that can be removed easily without damaging surfaces or leaving a sticky residue.
"Taking ideas and getting them to the marketplace strengthens Ohio's technology economy," David Goodman, director of the Ohio Development Services Agency and chair of the Ohio Third Frontier Commission, said in a written statement. "In addition, moving the state's companies to the next level with new products will keep them competitive, ensuring jobs for Ohio's future." Learn more.
Akron Ascent Innovations LLC was awarded $100,000 to commercialize a dry, reusable adhesive that can be removed easily without damaging surfaces or leaving a sticky residue.
"Taking ideas and getting them to the marketplace strengthens Ohio's technology economy," David Goodman, director of the Ohio Development Services Agency and chair of the Ohio Third Frontier Commission, said in a written statement. "In addition, moving the state's companies to the next level with new products will keep them competitive, ensuring jobs for Ohio's future." Learn more.