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This video is part of the CARES Commercialisation Talks series.

Speaker: Mr Tony Dye

Biography: Mr Tony Dye is the Director, Founder, and inventor of the company, Epicam, based in Cambridge. Tony brings 40 years of experience in engine technology development to Epicam and has provided consultation to leading motor manufacturers such as FEV, Saab, Ford, and Perkins and Consulting Engineers Ricardo. Epicam is an advanced engine development company focused on bringing to market an engine providing post-carbon clean power. The Liquid Air Energy Storage and Regeneration technology, LAESAR for short, offers a means to provide renewable energy to the grid at the time of peak loading and premium pricing, using liquid air stored through its technology.

The Commercialisation Talks started in 2020 as a series of informal discussions aimed at anyone who is currently commercialising their work or thinking of doing so. The discussions are hosted by CARES Research Fellows Nicholas Jose and Zhen Guo, who have both recently launched startup companies.

0:00 Introduction
1:56 Epicam's technology can address today's climate issues
5:40 The idea behind Epicam's engine design
13:29 Creating an early prototype
18:00 Epicam's start meeting collaborators, funders, and mentor Dr Bob Fielden
23:07 Next steps: building the engine
27:00 Integrating liquid air and energy storage into Epicam's technology
35:37 Modelling the system to a power grid
39:15 Q&A Session
Do we go big or start small with this technology?
Do you have any tips on how to commercialise research?
What is your experience interacting with universities to get these technologies to more mature states?