Technology Transfer
The Office of Technology Licensing (OTL) at the University of Florida was established in 1985 to work with inventors to facilitate the transfer of technologies created at UF to the commercial sector for public benefit. We are dedicated to assisting employees who feel they have something new and useful, that is potentially patentable or copyrightable.
UF Start-up Companies Featured in "GatorMade" Series
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The University of Florida is a recognized leader in creating technology based start-up companies. Last year, 14 companies were formed to commercialize the research discoveries coming out of the laboratories. Three University of Florida start-up companies were recently featured on WCJB TV20 news in a series called “GatorMade.” Click the links below to view the videos. AxoGen, Inc.’s focus is on improving peripheral nerve repair. Banyan Biomarkers, Inc. is focused on commercializing novel biomarker and in vitro diagnostic and therapeutic products to address unmet clinical needs associated with organ injury. Prioria Robotics is a leader in the development of real-time machine perception for a variety of applications, primarily in robotic and unmanned applications. |
Technologies for Licensing
The University of Florida's prolific researchers generate 300 invention disclosures per year. You can view many of our top technologies that are available for licensing right here on our website.
Faculty Resources
You have developed a revolutionary new technology and you want to protect your research and see your efforts reflected in new products or processes in the marketplace. These resources will help.
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