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Platypus Technologies receives Phase 2 grant
August 11, 2005
Fitchburg, Wis. -- Platypus Technologies said Thursday that it has been awarded $325,000 for a second year of Phase 2 SBIR funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
The funding will support continued development of a device for the rapid detection and identification of viruses based on Platypus's patented liquid crystal technology.
The company has 16 employees and is located in the Fitchburg Technology Campus.
The funding will support continued development of a device for the rapid detection and identification of viruses based on Platypus's patented liquid crystal technology.
The company has 16 employees and is located in the Fitchburg Technology Campus.
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