HP bought the right to develop PixelFlow technology, which is expected to generate virtual realty images faster than any other computer graphics hardware available. When Meyer came to the University in 1995 to establish the OTD, he had his work cut out for him. He brought the experience of setting up a similar office at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1985. Meyer's office now has 10 employees, including an attorney and associates with expertise in chemistry, pharmaceuticals, physical and life sciences, medical devices and computer science. But we must become better known to companies.
Technology transfer is a contact sport.
It's people doing things with people.