Tynt Technologies locks up $8.5 million to engineer blackout windows
BOULDER — Tynt Technologies Inc., a Boulder-based developer of blackout window technology that aims to increase home comfort, privacy and energy efficiency, has raised $8.5 million in seed funding through a combination of private financing and federal grants.
The company, co-founded by University of Colorado professor Mike McGehee, is working to scale its reversible metal electrodeposition (RME) technology, used to create the windows’ blackout effect.
“Five years ago, my university research group and I noticed that nearly everyone pursuing dynamic windows were using essentially the same materials, and thus subject to the same limitations. We started from scratch, and RME proved to…
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