Quantum Materials Corp, (OTCQB:QTMM) a world leader in the development, manufacture, and automated mass-production of both Group II-VI and Group III-V Quantum Dots today announces that Art Lamstein, Quantum Materials Corp Director of Marketing and Toshi Ando, Senior Director for Business Development for Asia and Pacific will be attending the Quantum Dots Forum 2015 on March 18, 2015 in San Francisco. The Quantum Dot Forum is a gathering of quantum dot manufacturers and industrial and commercial optoelectronics manufacturers seeking information on the latest advances. They are there to discuss topics of high interest including the trend toward non-heavy metal quantum dots (Cadmium-free) and Quantum Materials Corp new automated processes for the mass-production of quantum dots that can scale to 1000s of Kilograms production from just one automated system.
In January 2015, Quantum Materials announced that it is increasing production capacity to 2000 kilograms (2 metric tons) of quantum dots and nanoparticles per annum in Q2 2015 and anticipates further production expansion during the remainder of 2015.
“We have achieved quality, uniformity and scalability goals with our patented continuous-flow manufacturing process,” said Quantum Materials Corp CEO Stephen Squires, “and so are making the investments in production capacity and people to meet market demand for high-quality quantum dots. We have also made great strides in ramping-up volume production of both Cadmium-core and Cadmium-free (aka heavy-metal free) quantum dots. We perceive Cadmium-free quantum dots will drive future use, particularly in electronic goods destined for highly environmentally-regulated regions such as the European Union.”
In February 2015, Quantum Materials announced it began shipping Cadmium-free red and green quantum dots in evaluation and production quantities to select leading consumer electronics manufacturers. Meetings with manufacturers at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) spurred requests for Cadmium-free red and green quantum dots with application–specific functionality. Quantum Materials has accelerated Cadmium-free quantum dot development because electronics manufacturers’ are seeking to stay ahead of environmental regulations governing dangerous materials in consumer electronic devices. Quantum dots are easily integrated into the industry standard thin-film roll-to-roll inkjet and surface deposition technologies currently used in existing LCD display production lines.
Quantum Material’s patented automated high-volume production capacity provides manufacturers with an economical source for Cadmium-free uniform and stable Quantum Dots for the next generation of displays, batteries and solid state lighting solutions.
According to Susan Eustis, President at WinterGreen Research, “The commercialization of quantum dots using kilogram quantity mass production is a game-changer. High quality, high quantity and lowest price quantum dots increase product quality in every industry. The rate of change means speeded products cycles are evolving.”
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