M-CAM Technology Partner eSurface® Technologies Signs Licensing Agreement with Utah Valley University

Date:  Fri, 2014-12-12

eSurface Patented Technology Arrives at the “Silicon Slopes” of Utah.

CARLSBAD, California ”· eSurface® Technologies (DBA of EarthOne Circuit Technologies Corporation, a privately”held corporation), the creator and licensor of the eSurface proprietary patented technology for applied conductive materials,today announced the signing of a technology licensing agreement with Utah Valley University (UVU), effective immediately.

The signed technology licensing agreement allows UVU to utilize eSurface’s patented technology for development and education purposes within their College of Technology & Computing.  The agreement, valued at $400,000, also allows UVU to publish white papers on work generated from the use of the technology and receive the commercial rights in respect to any enhancements to the intellectual property by UVU.  As part of the agreement, eSurface will also work in conjunction with UVU to locate an eSurface Technologies office in the “Silicon Slopes” area of Utah.

“This agreement with eSurface allows our students and faculty the ability to work with cutting”edge intellectual property directly on our campus,” explained Michael J. Savoie, Ph.D., Dean, UVU, College of Technology & Computing. “This is an opportunity to not only have hands”on experience with industry”changing technology but also allows our faculty and students to build upon the eSurface intellectual property for further enhancements in multiple applications.”

“We are pleased and excited to be able to work the Utah Valley University and all their outstanding faculty and students,” stated Dave Benson, eSurface Chairman and CEO. “The focus of the College of Technology & Computing goes beyond teaching curriculum, its culture drives students to operate out of the box by utilizing the latest technologies to create innovation and invention. After multiple meetings and discussions with the leaders at the University and in the College of Technology & Computing, the fit between our two organizations was undeniable.  We are eager to witness the combination of eSurface with the young minds of UVU.”