About Us

Our Emerging Company

Inmatech is an emerging company dedicated to next generation supercapacitors that incorporate low-cost, high-performing materials to optimize energy storage for a number of key industries.

Low-Cost, Cutting-Edge Technology for Power Management

Inmatech’s supercapacitors based on low-cost materials and unique cell design results in  higher energy densities that extend the range and cycle lives of batteries in hybrid energy storage systems.

Our devices are inherently safe because we apply aqueous electrolytes (non-flammable). The combination of performance, cost and safety offered by our supercapacitors will enable significant expansion of important electrical energy storage markets including automotive, smart grid and defense.

Inmatech in Partnership with Industry Leaders

Our team — led by Co-Founders Professor Levi Thompson, Dr. Saemin Choi, Dr. Paul Rasmussen and Dr. Stefan Heinemann — formed through the University of Michigan, where we work, teach, invent and collaborate. The U-M Office of Technology Transfer helps us leverage the commercial potential of our innovation, by licensing the product, attracting investment and actively moving it from lab to commercial marketplace.

The National Science Foundation has awarded Inmatech key funding for research and development. We also have secured key partnerships in automotive and energy industries to test applications and bring our supercapacitor to market.

Our scientific innovation at the technical forefront is paired with market relevance, as shown by more than three patents with one licenses or options to license.