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Aurora Solar Technologies Inc., based in North Vancouver, BC, specializes in providing advanced measurement, visualization, and control solutions for the solar cell manufacturing industry. Their products are designed for inline applications, offering a suite of process measurement devices that enhance profitability and efficiency for customers through superior analysis and control systems. The company aims to optimize critical processes during solar cell fabrication by enabling rapid detection and correction of process excursions and material faults. By doing so, Aurora Solar Technologies helps increase throughput, yield, and overall profitability for its clients in the photovoltaic manufacturing sector. Generated from the website

Cellulose is the most abundant organic compound on earth. Completely renewable, we believe it has tremendous untapped potential for our economic future and our environment. Cellulotech is a company focused on R&D around cellulose that manages a patent portfolio. Our main focus is on chromatogeny, a process discovered by our Chief Scientist, Dr. Daniel Samain, 20 years ago. Chromatogeny can offer barriers to water, oil, grease, vapour and oxygen to any cellulose-based material while preserving all the recyclability, compostability and biodegradability properties. A low cost and green chemistry process, it opens a world of new sustainable possibilities to several industries such as packaging, healthcare, fashion or construction.

Cellulose is the most abundant organic compound on earth. Completely renewable, we believe it has tremendous untapped potential for our economic future and our environment. Cellulotech is a company focused on R&D around cellulose that manages a patent portfolio. Our main focus is on chromatogeny, a process discovered by our Chief Scientist, Dr. Daniel Samain, 20 years ago. Chromatogeny can offer barriers to water, oil, grease, vapour and oxygen to any cellulose-based material while preserving all the recyclability, compostability and biodegradability properties. A low cost and green chemistry process, it opens a world of new sustainable possibilities to several industries such as packaging, healthcare, fashion or construction.