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Tynt Technologies
www.tynt.io ↗Commercializes Reversible Metal Electrodeposition (RME), a dynamic-window technology developed at Stanford and CU Boulder that uses metal films requiring less than one volt to control light and heat flow through glass, aiming for neutral-color, full-blackout smart windows at a cost close to conventional window treatments.
Energy Efficiency / Finance
Funding
$16.8M
Stage
Early (Series A)
HQ
Boulder, CO
Founded
2020
The Current Angle
Backed by DOE Building Technologies Office research funding and has struck partnerships with four multi-billion-dollar residential window manufacturers; RME's ultra-low power draw is a real efficiency edge over existing electrochromic smart-glass technology, which tends to be slow and power-hungry.
Leadership
- THTyler HernandezCEO & Co-Founder
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