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A French company is looking for expertise in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) to manufacture a thin nanolayer containing different chemical compound via a manufacturing agreement.

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A French company is looking for expertise in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) to manufacture a thin nanolayer containing different chemical compound via a manufacturing agreement.
TRFR20201207001
The French company develops selective nano gas sensor with components on Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOX) technology.
The company is looking for a partner that can deposit a thin nanolayer containing different chemical compounds by Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) under a manufacturing agreement. 
The French company has achieved its development on nano gas sensors, and is now able to propose the smallest selective gas sensor on the market. After 6 years of R&D and 2 years of developing engineering samples, the company is now looking for a manufacturer which can manufacture the sensitive layer based on Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) and using metal oxides in industrial quantities. A manufacturing agreement is sought.

Three technologies are present in the gas sensor market: 
- Optical sensors which are accurate but big,
- Electrochemical sensors which need to be calibrated very often,
- Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOX) is the newcomer. 

The French company develops sensors that belong to the MOX technology family. They are made up of three parts: a support layer in silicon, an electric circuit for sensor signals and heaters, and a nanotechnology (metal oxide) layer which is a sensitive layer specific to a group of gases. 

This technology is expected in several markets:
- Smart city: devices and equipment networks measuring outdoor air quality
- Automotive: devices measuring exhaust gas quality and air quality in vehicle interior enabling air purification
- Consumer portable devices: consumer electronic devices integrating gas detection application (smart phone, ...) to inform and/or prevent
- Smart Home: smoke detector, dangerous gas detector, indoor air quality, air purifier, ...
- Industry: staff and industrial equipment safety 
- Medtech : device intended to be used for medical
purposes.
The French SME is looking for a potential partner that has strong expertise in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) and is capable of using metal oxides in industrial quantities (millions of components).

Available for demonstration
Proof of concept has been completed. An industrial transfer is about to be completed for one sensitive layer.
: Exclusive Rights
Patents granted
Secret Know-how
The patent has been filed in 2013 and, since then, has been granted in several countries in the world (Europe, China, US, …)
The French company is the exclusive licensee on the patent.
Keywords
01002001 Micro and Nanotechnology related to Electronics and Microelectronics
01002007 Nanotechnologies related to electronics & microelectronics
01002012 Semiconductors
03001001 Semiconductors
03004001 Semiconductor fabrication equipment and wafer products
08002002 Industrial measurement and sensing equipment
M.72.1.9 Other research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering
Partner Sought
The French SME is looking for a potential partner that has strong expertise in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) and is capable of using metal oxides in industrial quantities (millions of components).

The company expects to collaborate under a manufacturing agreement.
>500
>500 MNE
251-500
SME <10
SME 11-50
SME 51-250
Manufacturing agreement
Client
Industry SME <= 10
2012
<1M
Yes
English
French
France
Dissemination
Nano- and Microtechnologies
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