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This document provides information about Capsum, an innovation company focused on encapsulation technologies for finished products. It discusses Capsum's fields of innovation which include visual, texture, gesture/application, and high-tech sensation aspects of products. It also describes Capsum's research into ingredients encapsulation to protect, separate, deliver, dose, and target ingredients. The document summarizes that Capsum has been in business for 4 years, employs 20 people, has filed over 30 patents, operates out of a new 1000 square meter building, and has 4 technological platforms. It lists key partners and customers including Amore Pacific, La Prairie, and Evonik.
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- 2. « Design is the fundamental soul of a man-made creation that ends up expressing itself in successive outer layers of the product or service. »
- 3. "You're not thinking big enough!" …. to pursue things that seem unreasonable and unreachable, until the very moment they become a reality.
- 4. Fieldscapsum of innovation
- 5. FINISHED PRODUCTS : Sensorial & efficacy o Visual o Texture o Gesture/application o High-tech sensation
- 6. INGREDIENTS : Encapsulation o Protects o Separates o Delivers o Doses o Targets
- 7. R&D OUTSOURCING : specific projects
- 8. Capsum capsum and its partners
- 9. In the beginning Harvard / Paris, summer 2008 Three “scientific-entrepreneurs” join strengths Sébastien Bardon (CEO) • PhD in Physics, Collège de France • MBA from MIT (USA) • 10 years at the head of innovation projects, Saint-Gobain Professor David Weitz (Scientific advisor) • Professor of Physics, Harvard University • Co-founder of RainDance Technologies • Pioneer of microfluidics applications Professor Jérôme Bibette (Scientific advisor) • Director of LCMD, ESPCI-ParisTech • Co-founder of RainDance Technologies • Expert on complex materials, emulsions and colloidals.
- 10. In summary " 4 years " 20 employees " 30+ patents " New building of 1000 m 2 " 4 technological platforms " Reference customers: Amore pacific, La Prairie, Evonik
- 11. Partners