Licensing

RBC has been engaged in technology development and licensing since its inception in 1989. RBC scientists and engineers have worked in a wide range of materials and device formats and developed numerous innovative technologies, yielding an extensive portfolio of US and foreign patents.

RBC is committed to the rapid commercialization of its portfolio of energy technologies through licensing and joint venture agreements with organizations seeking next generation products. RBC seeks out synergistic partnerships with manufacturers, OEMs and other organizations with established manufacturing, marketing and distribution capabilities. RBC's commercialization partners bring definition to product specifications, feedback on prototype performance, and invaluable customer experience.

RBC is prepared to demonstrate its technologies to clients in fully engineered prototypes and actively support transition into manufacturing. Cost and manufacturability are factored into development upfront so that processes and components will be largely compatible with existing manufacturing technology, avoiding the need for the design and development of specialized plant and equipment. This flexibility allows RBC to be a true solutions provider, offering customers and partners the opportunity to easily integrate the cost/performance advantages of RBC technology with their existing product development and manufacturing strategies.

With an RBC licensing package, partners and licensees receive full technical support to facilitate technology transfer into product engineering and production.

Email information.request@rbctx.com to contact RBC about licensing opportunities.