Sentence examples for focused on commercializing from inspiring English sources

Since taking the reins as chief executive of Kindred at the beginning of the year, Jim Liefer has been focused on commercializing his company's autonomous robots.

Prieto Battery, a 3-D advanced battery provider "focused on commercializing a patented Lithium-ion battery technology that delivers transformational performance at a competitive cost using non-toxic materials with the ability to customize shapes".

Watson had trouble making money, but IBM announced one year ago that it will invest more than $1 billion in Watson Group, a business unit focused on commercializing the supercomputer's capabilities by developing software and apps.

"It is harder to raise funding, and entrepreneurs are less focused on commercializing new ideas than in the U.S. It is also difficult for small entrepreneurial companies to gain entry to big global banks," he noted.

Considerable research and development efforts are focused on commercializing hydrogen-powered vehicles to lessen the dependence of the transportation sector on imported oil.

Firms and institutions focused on commercializing plant medicines for local or regional markets only are more successful; the IMRA (Institut Malgache de Recherches Appliquées) institution in Madagascar, for example, illustrates a decades-old institution that has adapted and scaled up traditional remedies, though mostly for the local populace to date.

They've raised an $800,000 (Canadian) seed round from TandemLaunch, a Montreal-based incubator that focuses on commercializing research.

The company is focusing on commercializing unique generic products and pioneering synergistic combination products in the therapeutic areas of cardiovascular diseases, dermatology, pediatric, ophthalmology, nephrology, analgesics, anti-histaminic, anti-biotic, GI tract, anti-TB and gynecology.

He has also just left his academic day job to focus on commercializing the pro-privacy, decentralized web platform he's been building at MIT for years — via a new startup, called Inrupt.

Some, like personal genome sequencer Knome and industrial gene sequencer Complete Genomics, focus on commercializing his sequencing work.

It's a three-year-old, San Francisco-based  biotechnology company focused on developing and commercializing gene therapy products for patients suffering from serious, life-threatening rare diseases caused by single gene defects.