UC Berkeley Office of Technology Licensing assists inventors and authors in licensing software under a variety of distribution strategies. In addition to licensing software code for commercial development and distribution, OTL licenses research code for non-commercial and/or academic purposes and assists authors in offering software via open source licenses.
Clarity Movement Co. is a team of passionate engineers and scientists focused on making a positive impact in the world by tackling the global air pollution crisis. We leverage our expertise in air sensing technology, IoT devices, and data analytics to create solutions that empower communities to make more informed decisions and improve quality of life. Having already developed the world’s most accurate low-cost particulate matter sensor, Clarity is now deploying the next generation of dense air quality monitoring networks around the world to build smarter cities through...
The mission of Wireless Industrial Technologies, Inc. is to apply wireless technology to improve the productivity, energy efficiency, and environmental footprint of heavy industry. The company offers mesh networking, sensors, and model-based control software. Inventor and President of Wireless Industrial Technologies Dr. James Evans, was a UC Berkeley Faculty member for 35 years, serving as professor of metallurgy and mineral engineering in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Inventors
James Evans, Michael Schneider, Daniel Steingart, Paul Wright,...
The Wasatch Collaboratory is an unbiased and neutral technology-based business development consultancy focused on helping proactive government laboratories, research universities, and private sector clients expand rapidly into new areas of R&D, product development, and technology commercialization.
Inventors
Michael Andersen, Edward Arens, Wilmer Pasut, Hui Zhang
UrbanScan developed technologies for producing 3D virtual models with LiDar and video camera data. The technology was originally developed in the lab of Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Professor Avideh Zakhor, who co-founded UrbanScan in 2005.
Google acquired the UrbanScan technology in 2007, and used the software for web-based 3D reconstruction of urban landscapes as the basis for Google Earth.
Inventors
John Flynn, Christian Frueh, Siddharth Jain, Russell Sammon, Avideh Zakhor
TTech Systems, Inc. developed a proprietary, software-based road traffic monitoring system.
As principal programmer analyst for UC Berkeley's Institute of Transportation Studies, founder/inventor Randall Cayford developed TTech's foundational patent-protected software and technologies that turn mobile phone signals and GPS locations into real-time traffic speed information. Cayford was CEO of TTech, until it merged with IntelliOne Technologies in 2004. At IntelliOne, which was headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Cayford served as Chief Technology Officer.
Software to enable video viewing on mobile devices, offering faster speed, lower power consumption, smaller footprint, and superior visual quality. TruVideo's technology is deployed on mobile applications for Verizon Wireless, AllTell, and U.S. Cell.
The company was co-founded by UC Berkeley Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Avideh Zakhor.
Transformational Transportation Technologies develops infrastructure-assisted approaches facilitate self-driving cars, including automated vehicle lateral guidance. The company's rail-like automated mobility provides a fail-safe system with measurable reliability for Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (CAV) fleets.
The company was spun out to deploy magnetic guidance technology developed at UC Berkeley by researchers Drs. Wei-Bin Zhang and Robert Parsons, in the California Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology (PATH) program. Transformational Transportation...
