A remote-controlled, magnetic toothpaste and toothbrush that injects anti-bacterial solutions into the nooks and crannies of gums and teeth could soon hit the market, thanks to novel nanotechnology developed at the University of New Mexico.
Category: New Mexico Start-Up Factory
Start-Ups to Watch
By Collin Krabbe – Reporter for New Mexico Inno This special section marks the launch of the annual Startups to Watch list, a collection of startups New Mexico Inno will keep an […]
Can you hear me now? New Mexico firm adapts space tech to build powerful cell phone boosters
ORC Tech will use a contract manufacturer for its first batch of cell boosters, Chavez said. Once the company fully establishes its manufacturing process, it will make its own product at an industrial park at Ohkay Owingeh, north of Espanola, thanks to an investment in ORC Tech by the Pueblo-owned development company Tsay Corp.
NM startup using NASA tech to boost cellphones
“You don’t need batteries or any electrical outlet to plug it in,” Benavidez told the Journal. “… If you’re hiking, on a family road trip, or you just work in remote areas, this gives you a way to communicate in any given situation.”
OSAZDA WINS $1.25M TO TEST ‘METZILLA’ PASTE
BY KEVIN ROBINSON-AVILA / JOURNAL STAFF WRITER ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Albuquerque startup Osazda Energy LLC is undertaking a two-year battery of tests to see how well its newly developed “MetZilla” paste […]