Featured Technologies
The dramatic growth in emerging technologies provides the raw material that drives CTT's business. Relationships with universities, companies and inventors provide CTT with direct access to a continuing supply of innovative technologies that fulfill the opportunities created by the marketplace. CTT offers a broad portfolio of technologies in life, electronic, nano and physical sciences.
CTT's strategy is to position itself at the forefront of the paradigm shift in energy, healthcare and security. Featured technologies from CTT's portfolio fulfill the opportunities created by this shift. They include: CALMARE® Therapy Treatment, MC Square Light and Sound System, Solar Power and Radio Alert Emergency Warning System (RAWS). Detailed information on these and other featured technologies is available in CTT's portfolio.
This device is FDA-cleared for US sales, US patent pending, and medically certified in Europe. It treats oncologic and neuropathic pain through a biophysical rather than biochemical approach. The non-invasive device is designed to create self-like neurons by applying surface electrodes to the skin to simultaneously treat multiple pain areas.
The pocket-size MC Square device for stress reduction, and improved verbal memory, learning and attention, uses synchronized sound and light rhythms to influence brain activity. Over 1.2 million units have sold in Korea. A U.S. patent has been filed for an improved device as a method for treating age-related memory loss.
A group of patents related to methods of adapting organic light emitting diodes (OLED) for solar power. The technology uses a bulk heterojunction structure creating solar power using OLED donor/acceptor nanoparticles in a patented charge carrier matrix. The photovoltaic (PV) technology uses bilayer particles in the matrix to cost-efficiently produce electric current from light.
A patented dual-mode transmitter capable of interruption of commercial radio broadcasting over the entire AM/FM radio band. The transmitter sends a continuous verbal message heard on all operating radios within a defined area, alerting them of an emergency situation. Applications include emergency or service vehicles, first responder vehicles, school buses, campus, federal, state and local municipal structures, and railroads.
