CES New Automotive Technology review with the National Science Foundation and TriboTEX Nano Robots

TriboTEX is a revolutionary breakthrough in engine coating technology that uses nano-scale robots to rebuild your engine. Conceptually the technology is straight forward. The material science however is quite sophisticated; engineered, synthetic nanosheets are designed to be slick on one side and sticky on the other. During normal engine operation, when added to oil, these nanosheets attach to metal surfaces (sticky side down), particle by particle, leaving the slick sides facing outward. After 500 miles, of normal driving, internal components are coated with a porous, lubricious tribofilm exhibiting excellent embedibility and oil retention. The slippery surface contains select catalysts, incorporated by design, facilitating the formation of a Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) cap on top. Originally these self assembling coatings were developed for improving performance of gearboxes under the grueling demands of wind turbines. The TriboTEX platform was constructed with $1 million dollars of research and development support from the National Science Foundation , Air Force and NASA.

TriboTEX is available on Amazon and http://shop.tribotex.com/

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