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Our Company
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Company structure
• 500,000 authorized shares of Common Stock, 275,500 are currently outstanding*
• 25,000 authorized shares of Preferred stock, 3,558 are currently outstanding*
Description Ownership Shares
Directors / Ofcers 47.00% 235,000
Key Personnel 8.10% 40,500Authorized Common / Not issued 28.90% 144,500
Authorized for Options / Not issued 6.00% 30,000
Set aside for Preferred share conversion 10.00% 50,000
TOTAL 100% 500,000
Scitech AssociatesHoldings, Inc.
Delaware CorporationFormed 9-10-10
Scitech Associates, LLCDelaware LLC
Formed 7-15-2010
Scitech Solar, LLCDelaware LLC
Formed 8-13-2010
Scitech Sensor, LLCDelaware LLC
Formed 8-24-2010
* Shares allocated from Scitech Associates Holdings, Inc.
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Our people
• Distinguished international scientic team
• Broad expertise in technology
• Experienced Board
• Ongoing collaboration with 2 research universities:
– The Pennsylvania State University - Altoona
(Penn State nanofabrication Lab)
– University of Connecticut
• Fostering future generation thinkers
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Company snapshot
• 1970’s studies begin of rectenna diodes by Dr. Cutler & Dr. Lucas (with NATO funding)
• 2006/7 discovered technology could be used in PV / solar cells - modeling/simulations
• Seed capital provided by founders
• 2008/9 experiments done at University of Puerto Rico
• 2010 initial patents led
• 2010 Scitech companies formed
• Friends and family raise
• 2011 collaboration commences with UCONN C2E2 Clean Energy Center
• Realization the technology may have multiple applications
• NSF grant Penn State & University of Connecticut
• PCT ling exercised
• Additional IP led and under development
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Opportunity
• Revolutionary technology that can make a global impact
• Functional within multiple applications, such as high efciency solar energy
capture/conversion, low grade waste heat capture/conversion, sensor
applications, etc.
• Off grid energy opportunities for underdeveloped geographies
• Viable alternative to fossil fuel
• Makes efcient use of sustainable materials
• Socially and economically benecial
• Area of interest in the scientic & business communities
• Positive environmental impact, no precious or toxic materials
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Current patents
Country Filing Type Status Application/Patent # Application Date
United States National Granted 12/973,262 12/20/10
China P.R. Patent Cooperation Treaty Granted ZL201180054072.9 11/22/11
European Patent Convention PCT/EPC Application Filed EP 11850522.1 11/22/11
Israel Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed 226140 11/22/11
Japan Patent Cooperation Treaty Granted 2013-544505 11/23/15
Japan Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed No. 2015-228612 11/24/15
Korea South Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed 10-2013-7012040 11/22/11
Patent Cooperation Treaty Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed PCT/US2011/061843 11/22/11
United Arab Emirates Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed 501/2013 11/22/11
United States National Granted 12/157,842 6/13/08
China P.R. Patent Cooperation Treaty Granted 2009-8012804.4 6/12/09
United States National Granted 13/626,142 9/25/12
United States National Filed PROV 9/30/15
All patent rights have been assigned to Scitech Associates Holdings, Inc. Additional IP in development, BakerHostetler LLP counsel of record.
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2015/2016 milestones
• Rene fabrication and clean-room techniques to ensure uniform results
• Begin transition from university to commercial setting
• Design and fabricate large format, multi-array test devices
• Establish suitable partnerships & collaboration allies
• Secure additional equipment and/or user time for systematic electrical
and optical characterization equipment
• Hire scientic & business personnel
• Assess high speed lithography and printing techniques• Rene ALD techniques for fabricating 1nm junctions
• Evaluate commercial manufacturing processes
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Plan
Capital Raise
$1.415,172M
– No dilution to existingshare count of 500Kauthorized shares
– Valuation based onissued IP, meetingvalidation end-point andcommercialization plan
Board of Directors
– Transition 1-2 existingmembers to scienticBoard of Advisors roles
– Select 2 additionalDirectors to the Board
– Establish a scientic Boardof Advisors
Hire Scientic Personnel - Q1 20162 Post Doc graduates (FT) Q1 $190,000
2 PHD laboratory assistants (FT) Q1 $70,000
Process/electrical engineer Q1 $85,000
Secure PT sabbatical time 2015 (Willis/Zimmerman) $140,000
$485,000
Hire Business Personnel - Q1 2016 CEO/CSO start in Q3
Recruit and hire CEO Q1 $150,000 $75,000
Recruit and hire CTO/CSO Q1– patent experience $125,000 $67,500
Member to COO (50% time) Q1 $75,000 $75,000
Chief Financial Ofcer (50% time) Q1 $75,000 $75,000
Manager of Partnerships & licenses Q2/3 $80,000 $80,000
Support $40,000 $40,000
$465,000 $332,500
File and prosecute IP(3-4 additional patent applications) $150,000 $150,000
Secure additional lab space $24,000 $24,000
Additional capital equipment (lab) $70,000 $70,000
Insurance (50% contribution) $38,000 $27,000
Est. payroll taxes $92,000 $73,000
$374,000 $344,000
Total $1,324,00 $1,161,50
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The Technology
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Optical rectification
Concept: a single element device with
no moving parts, that combines the
antenna and diode and is capable of direct
conversion of EM radiation (solar) into DC
power by antenna – coupled high speed
diodes to rectify optical frequency chargewaves.
Potential Advantages: low cost fabrication,
tunable absorbance including IR (waste
heat), and device integration.
No band-gap limitations!
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Rectenna concept
• Bus bars are connected to electrical circuitry
• Elements are sized for plasmon resonance, in
visible for solar
• Asymmetric geometry is critical
• Nanoscale tunnel gap creates the diode
Not commercially available... YET!
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Rectenna challenges
• Nanoscale antenna tuned to visible/near-IR
• Geometric asymmetry, diode response at low voltage
• Electrically contacted, tunneling devices
• RC time constant, impedance matching
• Extremely fast diodes, 1015 Hz
Diode characteristics are critical!
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Selective area growth
• Selective area ALD enables deposition on seeded regions and
eliminates the need for etching
• SA-ALD enables nanostructures
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Nanoscale Tunnel Junctions by ALD
• Devices converge to the tunneling regime with increasing
cycles of ALD
• Geometric asymmetry contributes to desired diode I-V
character
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• Results to date have matched simulations
• Most all fabrication issues have been
resolved
• Now able to produce sample devices with
consistent results.
Results
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Summary
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Markets
Energy Harvesting$54B Overall Market
• Photovoltaic’s on and off grid
• Heat capture and conversion
• BIPV Glass Market
Lighting$25B Overall Market
• Wide band gap emitters
• LED lighting
• Panel displays
• Commercial
Communications$89B Overall Market
• Ultra-high-speed data transfer
• Inter-chip communication
• Extraterrestrial communication
• Military
• High frequency consumer communication
Electronics$968B Overall Market
• Miniaturized integrated electronic systems
• Plug and play interfaces
• Micro optics
• Plasmonic nanocircuits
• Integrated chips
Sensors$22.4B Overall Market
• Wireless switching & measuring systems
• Oil eld monitoring systems
• Environmental, security, surveillance
• Homeland - military communications/infrared countermeasures
• Chemical/explosives warfare detection
• Industrial process controls and monitoring
• Remote gas leak detection & pollutionmonitoring
Other$1T plus overall Market
• Medical sensors / applications for DNAsequencing
• Wireless medical interfaces and monitoringequipment
• Consumer and Governmentcommunications spectrum
• Consumer device applications
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Revenue
• License agreements
• Partnerships – limited and strategic
• Internal/external product development
• Royalties
• Consulting
• Milestone payments
• Sourced and/or co-manufacturing
• Final product embedded energy and carbon emissions (allmanufacturing and transport) payback is short
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Summary
• Our technology is economical, scalable, sustainable andenvironmentally friendly
• Can be adapted to a variety of applications
• Proof of concept veried, initial prototype designed and fabricated
• Initial characterization tests match simulations and are encouraging
• Early fabrication was accomplished with existing equipment
• Foundational IP owned by company – future road-map in place
• Initiated road-map to commercialization
• Potential for multiple revenue channels
• Experienced scientic and business personnel
• Businesses and corporate lings are in good standing
• Capital raise is non-dilutive to authorized shares
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Questions/Comments?
Dan Cutler
201-218-3777