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A close up image of the human eye. — A pattern of distorted lines is visible as a reflection in this close-up view of a human eye. By observing the deformation of illumination patterns reflected off the eye's surface, researchers in Willomitzer's group can capture gaze direction information from tens of thousands of surface points instead of the dozen or so used by conventional eye-tracking methods.

Florian Willomitzer

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New 3D technology paves way for next-generation eye tracking

March 25, 2025

Tech Tuesday: Dr. Cassidy Augustinovich developed an improved obstetric drape to help new mothers and their medical providers

A gathering of U of A faculty who are all inventors on issued patents. Taken on April 26, 2024, at a Tech Launch Arizona celebration recognizing World Intellectual Property Day.

March 13, 2025

U of A climbs to No. 31 worldwide in patent rankings

Feb. 24, 2025

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Two More High Tech Companies Choose the UA Tech Park and the University of Arizona

Aug. 27, 2014

Tech Parks Arizona announced two new tenants at the UA Tech Park, Thompson-Wimmer and Cleveland Electric Laboratories.

New Initiative Puts UA Research to Work for Small Businesses

Aug. 20, 2014

UA Reports Record Year for Technology Commercialization

Aug. 1, 2014

Fiscal year 2014 marked the best year to date for technology commercialization at the University of Arizona, the UA's Tech Launch Arizona office reported Thursday.

UA Intellectual Property Policy for Review

July 29, 2014

The UA's Intellectual Property Policy plays a key role in the commercialization process, and the campus community is being invited to weigh in on proposed revisions to that policy.

Science of Sport Starts Up

July 16, 2014

The Science of Baseball, an academic STEM curriculum for middle schoolers developed at the UA College of Engineering, has now been licensed to a startup, Science of Sport, to distribute it world-wide.

Armed With Data, Pharmacists Counsel Patients

July 7, 2014

This month, the AUTM Better World Project spotlight is on the Medication Management Center, a service developed at the UA College of Pharmacy.

University of Arizona Researchers Primed to Get Cost-Limiting Temperature-Controller to Market

June 20, 2014

UA start-up Acomni, LLC to commercialize new thermostat add-on that reliably predicts electricity costs, putting consumers in control of balancing their comfort and budget.

Start-up Codelucida to Clean Up Computer Memory

May 19, 2014

Codelucida, a new start-up company based on technology developed in the UA Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the University of Cergy-Pontoise, aims to bring new levels of accuracy and efficiency to the world of solid-state drives.

TLA, University Libraries Partner to Support Commercialization of UA Inventions

May 19, 2014

Tech Launch Arizona has teamed up with University Libraries to create a Business Intelligence Unit, dedicated to gathering information to help researchers and faculty members make smart, well-informed business decisions as they bring inventions to the marketplace.

Tech Parks Arizona Wins Education Outreach Award

May 7, 2014

Tech Parks Arizona has won the Metropolitan Education Commission’s (MEC) Crystal Apple Award for its efforts to encourage local youth to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

New Arizona Law Streamlines Technology Transfer

April 25, 2014

Making the Region a Leader in SBIR Partnerships

April 18, 2014

On April 16, Tech Launch Arizona and Startup Tucson held a networking meetup to bring UA faculty and researchers together with local small business entrepreneurs. The event – a kickoff for a new initiative called SBIR Tucson – was held to grow a vibrant startup ecosystem of companies, entrepreneurs and talent in Tucson.