Olea Offering Their Novel Technologies for Licensing in Multiple Verticals
Olea Sensor Networks, a leader in intelligent sensors and analytic software for sensor network-based systems, is embarking on a new business initiative that will allow more customers to be able to access their novel technologies for both exclusive and non-exclusive licensing.
Beginning with its inception in 2005, Olea Sensor Networks has worked to develop an impressive portfolio of IoT intellectual property which includes a complete suite of integrated solutions for the defense, industrial safety, connected car, connected care and autonomous vehicles markets, including Olea technologies for drones, robotics, and transportation.
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Olea has had a history of worldwide licensing of their intellectual property to companies who are interested the design, manufacture, and sale of IoT products. More companies will now be able to take advantage of Olea technologies, specifically for vertically integrated solutions in such a way that allows them to mitigate development cost, increase manufacturing efficiency and accelerate time to market.
Olea’s core technologies include intelligent multi-sensor development platforms for vital signs sensing and human presence detection in various forms and for countless applications. These technologies are the result of over a decade of research and development, some of which have been utilized and licensed in select verticals, to date, but the remaining licensing opportunities are as numerous and varied as the applications.
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“Olea’s intellectual property portfolio creates a mutual business advantage with our partners,” explained Frank Morese CEO/CTO of Olea, “helping us to continue to compete globally and allowing our partners to accelerate their innovations. From start-up to large corporations, companies can benefit from development times being reduced from a typical 36 months to only about 6 months, thanks to our manufacturing-ready approach to design.”
These revenue opportunities including Olea intellectual property, offer the option to work directly with members of Olea’s team of researchers, engineers, developers and technologists as an extension of their own teams. Helping customers overcome their technology challenges is one of the many ways Olea continues to generate innovation that matters to customers and the world.
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