CARES has successfully generated six spin-offs through the centre’s flagship Centre for Carbon Reduction in Chemical Technologies (C4T) programme. C4T provided the time and resources for several Research Fellows to spin out their technologies for commercialisation.
Five of these spin-offs are active in Singapore. Explore the links for the relevant websites below.
The areas of interest currently include nanomaterials, deep exploration of chemical data, electrochemistry, combustion engineering, and maritime decarbonisation. CARES spin-offs have acquired close to SGD$10m in government funding, with two receiving private investment and their own customers.
Accelerated Materials is scaling up nanomaterials production using advanced reactor technologies, AI, and automation for materials development in areas such as coatings and cosmetics.
DatumElectroniX is optimising electrochemical processes through combined Artificial Intelligence software and data-rich acquisition hardware analysis strategies.
EMICAST will use physical modelling and machine learning techniques to improve ship optimisation and emissions forecasting.
Chemical Data Intelligence is developing customer-focused software tools for deep exploration of chemical data in areas such as bio-waste and circular use of molecules.
3Y Energy will work to retrofit legacy engines and develop an integrated platform to assess biofuel blends.