NanoSonic has extensive experience with the synthesis of revolutionary nanomaterials, and employs one of the largest colloidal sol nanoparticle reactors in the US.
NanoSonic's flexible pixel lighting arrays are portable, lightweight and provide more lumens of light energy for reduced electrical power input requirements than standard incandescent light bulbs.
NanoSonic’s primary operations focus on cleantech for materials research, development and manufacturing near Virginia Tech in the Wheatland Eco Park in Giles County, Virginia.
NanoSonic’s EKGear™ allows for physiological monitoring in a non-invasive, comfortable, washable design using integrated Metal Rubber™ textile electrode patches.
NanoSonic won four awards in NASA’s Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program and one in the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program. The SBIR/STTR programs ..more
NanoSonic has extensive experience with nanomaterial synthesis and employs one of the largest colloidal sol nanoparticle reactors in the US. Each nanomaterial is synthesized and ..more
NanoSonic's NanoFP optical fiber-based humidity sensor instrumentation unit is used in a wide range of environmental, medical and industrial applications. The ultra-small probe size with ..more
NanoSonic’s HybridShield™ Fire Retardant Coating is an advanced polymer-based nanotechnology that provides state-of-the-art fire and flame protection to a broad spectrum of materials without the ..more