2D Generation
2D Generation is an Israel-based company that has developed a solution to enable in-situ ALD graphene deposition at low temperatures. At the end of 2024, 2D Generation was acquired by Adysin.
Graphene application developers
2D Photonics
2D Photonics develops ultra-high bandwidth, low latency optical interconnect transceivers used to reduce the infrastructure cost and energy consumption of generative AI, cellular, and strategic data transfer systems. The Company's Graphene Integrated Photonics (GIP) offers superior capabilities for next-generation transceivers.
3D Graphtech Industries
3D Graphtech Industries was established in 2014 by Kibaran Resources and 3D Group to research and develop graphite and graphene applications for 3D printing. 3D Graphtech sources its graphite exclusively from Kibaran's Tanzanian graphite mine.
Since its establishment, 3D Graphtech did not release any information and the company does not have a web page.
AEH Innovative Hydrogel
UK-based AEH Innovative Hydrogel Limited was established in 2018 to develop food-based fully recyclable hydroponic gel.
AEH's hydrogel (branded as GelPonic) is graphene-based, and it is designed to reduce food production costs, improve quality and lower environmental impact.
Aerogel Core
Aerogel Core has been established by University of Bath scientists, supported by Innovate UK funding.
The Company specializes in ultra-light, graphene-based ‘aerogels’ that can be used for soundproofing and heat-shielding for the aerospace and automotive industries.
The innovative and environmentally friendly aerogels are synthetic, porous materials manufactured by replacing the liquid component normally found in gels with gas.
AlterBiota
AlterBiota is a green chem-tech company that develops 'bio-graphene' additives designed to increase the strength of concrete and reduce its environmental footprint.
Altered Carbon
Altered Carbon (AC) was founded in 2018 in Bristol Robotics Laboratory, where the company is based.
Anaphite
Anaphite, located in the UK, aims to incorporate graphene into battery materials, via an inexpensive and scalable process that fits directly into existing cell production lines.
The incorporation of graphene into Li-ion batteries is meant to improve battery life and charging times.
Applied Nanotech
Applied Nanotech is a PEN company and functions as the PEN Design Center focused on developing new products for the PEN family of companies using nanotechnology approaches. Its team of PhD level scientists and engineers works with companies to solve technical problems and create innovations, producing a competitive advantage for the PEN family.
Applied Nanotech was founded in 1989, went public in 1993, and for the majority of its history focused on next generation display applications. However in late 2005, to diversify from one "make or break" technology, it expanded its focus to other areas leveraging its previous work. From 2006 to the present, it has made substantial progress in these areas. The company has organized its efforts into four divisions each of which has substantial potential: Nanomaterials, Nanoelectronics, Nanosensors, and Nanoecology.
