Featured Technologies
Spotlighting Cutting-Edge Innovations

These are just a few of the thousands of new technologies developed at Georgia Tech that are available for commercial use. To see others, search our database of available technologies or sign up to be alerted when new technologies become available.

A task-generalizable system and method for detecting deceptive inputs and classifying anomalies in AI systems

For Use In:

​Any system that uses a neural network to perform a task such as classification, tracking, detection, segmentation, translation, and mapping can use the invention to boost performance. Applications include but are not limited to:

  • Adversarial image detection and defense
  • Noisy image recognition
  • Domain adaptation
  • Anomalous input classification
  • Aberrant event recognition... Click to view more applications
Learn more aboutTech #8261, 8263
Prototype version 2 of technology #8283
The first quantitative 3D endoscope, using light-field acquisition and reconstruction.

For Use In:

  • Clinical and pediatric endoscopy
  • Bronchoscopy
  • Colonoscopy
  • Laryngoscopy
  • Etc.
Learn more aboutTech #8283
Technology #8246: Precision Needle Positioning Robotic System for MRI Guided Injection
An MRI compatible robotic needle positioning system

For Use In:

  • Therapeutic delivery to the spinal cord
  • MRI guided intraspinal injection
Learn more aboutTech #8246
Antenna for the radio frequency-based distributed intrusion detection system (RFDIDS)
A system to securely monitor power grids for detecting sophisticated cyberattacks using lightning-authenticated radio frequency measurements

For Use In:

  • Power grids/ Power Systems
    • Securely monitoring substation components (e.g., circuit breakers and transformers)

    • Securely monitoring power lines- checking for possible power theft

  • Transformers
  • Circuit breakers
  • Electric Train System
    • Monitoring system of electric trains for possible cyber attacks
  • Any system that used in... Click to view more applications
Learn more aboutTech #7932
Transparent film made from crab shell-sourced chitin and cellulose sourced from tree fibers
A method to create plastic films to protect against oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water for applications such as electronics, medicine, or food packaging.

For Use In:

  • Food and beverage packaging
  • Medicine packaging
  • Protective bags for personal use
  • Long term preservation bags
  • Electronics and batteries packaging
Learn more aboutTech #8145
Apparatus for generating hydrogen from hydrocarbon fuels at high power density
A method and apparatus for generating hydrogen from hydrocarbon fuels at high power density and adaptive throughput

For Use In:

  • Portable power generation
  • Automotive applications
  • Distributed power generation and chemical production
  • Point-of-use energy generation
Learn more aboutTech #3824/3899/6239
An antenna-less RFID tag able to operate at any frequency with the flexibility to be reprogrammed to work in static or dynamic mode

For Use In:

  • RFID communications (multi-bit communications, high data-rate communications)
  • Supply chain management, asset tracking, passport identification (36 bits static ID)
  • Data exchange
Learn more aboutTech #7744
A four-quadrant grid. Upper left: red, blue, and purple intertwined threads. Lower left: blue intertwined threads. Right upper: Green block. Right lower: purple block:
A technology that mimics the mechanical strain stiffening behavior of soft tissues using dual-material 3D printed meta materials

For Use In:

  • Biomechanical properties of 3D printed tissue-mimicking phantoms
  • Pre-operative assessment/ Surgery Planning
  • Computational model validation
  • Medical device testing
  • Medical education
Learn more aboutTech #7339
Thumb and finger bending a clear stretchable electronic.
An approach for integrating stretchable components through solution processing

For Use In:

  • Production of stretchable optoelectronic devices on an industry scale
  • Flexible and stretchable electronics for displays
  • Stretchable wearable devices
  • Devices suitable for epidermal applications, i.e., electronic skin
  • Vast array of biomedical sensors
Learn more aboutTech #7612
A beaker of clear liquid with a red substance floating on top and a white spherical substance on the bottom
Modification of surface chemistries of natural sorbents improves performance and environmental viability for use in natural disasters

For Use In:

  • Environmental emergency or disaster situations
  • Substance contamination recovery
  • Toxic waste decomposition
Learn more aboutTech #7727
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