1. Generator TM as a new tool for job creation and a prerequisite to the incubation/acceleration processes for commercializing advanced technologies Dr. Zvi Yaniv President and CEO

2. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Nanotechnology definition Nanotechnology is a new scientific field evolving from material- specific peculiarities of present elements when their sizes become nanometric (one nanometer corresponds to the millionth part of one millimeter).

3. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Nanotechnology commercialization The commercialization of nanotechnology is dealing with the creation and utilization of new functional materials, devices and systems based on novel functions and properties of nanometric-size elements.

4. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The building blocks of nanotechnology Ultra-thin layers Top down nanostructures Bottom up structures Ultra-precise surface preparation Analytical instrumentation for nanostructures Integration of nanomaterials and molecular structures Nanotechnology and biotechnology convergence

5. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Fundamental Nanotechnology IT Society Secure society Healthy society Eco Society Fuel cells for portable equipment Fuel cell drive cars Clean alternative energy sources CNT functional devices (transistors, etc.) Nanoelectronics Photonic crystals Quantum computers DNA Electronics Nanophotonic circuits Radiation neutralizers Remote explosive identification Biological and chemical neutralizers Ultra-fast networking NanobiologyProtein chipsTailored diagnosticsGenes therapy Tailored medical care New composites CNT electron emission (display, x-ray, etc.) Nanotechnology service to our society DNA electronics

6. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Main future commercialization opportunities Miniaturized, data storage systems with long- term stability and enormous storage capacity Powerful PCs equal to a main frame computer Entertainment-storage mini-chips which contain movies and music collections Selective sensors for a variety of applications

7. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Main future commercialization opportunities Medicine-delivery products that are taken orally for selective treatment with long-term-dose capabilities Biocompatible replacement for human tissues Light-weight, corrosion-free, temperature-resistant; high mechanical stability materials New coating materials with excellent protective properties for architecture, textiles, cars, etc.

8. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Main future commercialization opportunities New glass manufacturing techniques with specific properties Hydrogen storage for a new energy economy Diagnostic chips combining nanotechnology and biotechnology High efficiency, low cost solar cells

9. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Main future commercialization opportunities Hard, transparent, plastic materials that have radiation and impact protective layers Miniaturized X-ray and electron beam radiation devices for medical and defense related applications CRT-like, flat and thin, very large displays for the TV- consumer market Optoelectronics and microelectronic silicon devices integrated on the chip New microelectronics that extend Moore’s Law to the one nanometer regime

10. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Applied research: what for and how? Technological Activities Scientific activities Market Government Applied research & industry-sponsored technology development Use-inspired based research Government-sponsored applied research & technology development Curiosity-inspired & philanthropic basic research

11. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The nanotechnology food chain Nanosynthesis Nanostructures Nanocomposites Nanopowder Nanosurface Nanoelectronics Assembly Characterization Replication Integration Machining Analytical equipment Tips and probes Production Processing Services Idea Simulation

12. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The commercialization model TechnicalMarketBusiness InvestigationConcept Phase Feasibility Development Phase Development Introduction Growth Commercialization Phase Maturity

13. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The knowledge to wealth continuum ResearchTechnology Development Market Assessment Venture Creation Wealth via Equity Reduction To Concept Reduction To Practice Reduction to Feasibility Licensing Wealth via License income Courtesy of Dr. Robert Ronstadt

14. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The incubation process

15. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The Egg concept What is an Egg? Its Needs and Benefits. Support and guidance for commercialization Support for manufacturing engineering The inventor is a part of the solution Requires Funding Requires Space Income from licensing and technology transfer Opportunity ready for the incubation process Proof-of-Concept  Identified market  Identified technical solution  Protected IP  Proof-of-concept

16. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved The phases of the commercialization model for each field

17. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Technology lifecycle

18. Dr. Zvi Yaniv All rights reserved Regional strategies for economic development