Immaterial develops and commercializes dense metal-organic frameworks (m-MOFs) used mainly in point source carbon capturing as well as hydrogen storage. They have developed highly innovative design algorithms coupled with physical synthesis capabilities enabling a unique ‘digital to wet lab’ or ‘wet AI’ approach. The patented technology reduces both CAPEX and OPEX of carbon capturing, aiming to bring total cost down substantially, and offers additional opportunities in hydrogen storage, air dewatering and energy reduction in HVAC.
As nobel prize winning materials, MOFs were a solution looking for a problem for a long time. Now Immaterial has developed a compelling value proposition in the field of carbon capturing as well as hydrogen storage. The unique material design and manufacturing capabilities are a true game changer. The company managed to engage with a large number of industrial frontrunners and has built an impressive network and team to roll out their technology.