Douglas Hutchings of IA client Picasolar finds himself on the Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 list for 2015. Hutchings, 32, is CEO of the solar cell startup which is poised for big things in the industry.
IA client firm Picasolar took part in the recent Arkansas Manufacturing Solutions Innovation Summit from the Innovation Hub, and CEO Douglas Hutchings talked about the role of small manufacturers.
This Memorial Day weekend, a quick glance around the IA horn reveals some activity from IA client firms such as Picasolar, PTI, Phyzit, Skosay and Fauxsee Innovations plus news on the Iron Yard/Little Rock front.
The expansion will allow Picasolar to greatly reduce the time it takes to produce its patent-pending product that improves solar cell efficiency while reducing the amount of silver needed in the manufacture of solar panels.
The Arkansas Manufacturing Innovation Summit, set to run Wednesday and Thursday at the Innovation Hub in downtown North Little Rock, will feature panelists from IA client firms Power Technology Inc. of Alexander and Picasolar of Fayetteville.
Innovate Arkansas client firm Picasolar of Fayetteville, a UA startup, has won a 2015 Edison Award for its work on a patent-pending solar cell technology. Picasolar took home a bronze medal in the Edison Awards' hydrogen power category.
Innovate Arkansas startup Picasolar of Fayetteville has been named a finalist for the 2015 Edison Awards, which recognize innovation in the global economy.
The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association, of which several IA client firms are members, met with 52 Arkansas legislators to highlight the impact of advanced energy on the state'e economy.
UA startup Picasolar, sister firm to IA client Silicon Solar Solutions, was named a winner in the Greentech category of the prestigious SXSW Eco Startup Showcase.
More big news for Fayetteville's Picasolar, the UA solar startup and sister firm to Innovate Arkansas client firm Silicon Solar Solutions: Picasolar won the Greentech category at SXSW Eco in Austin, Texas.
