scitech presentation 01_02_16

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Certain statements contained in this presentation, which are not based on

historical facts, are forward-looking statements as the term is dened in the

Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, and are subject to substantial

uncertainties and risks in part detailed in the respective Company’s Securities

and Exchange Commission lings, that may cause actual results to materially

differ from projections. Although the Company believes that its expectations are

reasonable assumptions within the bounds of its knowledge of its businesses,

expectations, representations and operations, there can be no assurancethat actual results will not differ materially from their expectations. Important

factors currently known to management that could cause actual results to differ

materially from those in forward-looking statements include the Company’s

ability to execute properly its business model, to raise substantial and immediate

additional capital to implement its continuing business model, the ability to

attract and retain personnel – including highly qualied executives, management

and operational personnel, ability the inherent risk associated with a diversied

business to achieve and maintain positive cash ow and net protability. In light

of these risks and uncertainties, there can be no assurance that the forward-

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Our Company



Company structure

• 500,000 authorized shares of Common Stock, 275,500 are currently outstanding*

• 25,000 authorized shares of Preferred stock, 3,558 are currently outstanding*

Description Ownership Shares

Directors / Ofcers 47.00% 235,000

Key Personnel 8.10% 40,500Authorized Common / Not issued 28.90% 144,500

Authorized for Options / Not issued 6.00% 30,000

Set aside for Preferred share conversion 10.00% 50,000

TOTAL 100% 500,000

Scitech AssociatesHoldings, Inc.

Delaware CorporationFormed 9-10-10

Scitech Associates, LLCDelaware LLC

Formed 7-15-2010

Scitech Solar, LLCDelaware LLC

Formed 8-13-2010

Scitech Sensor, LLCDelaware LLC

Formed 8-24-2010

* Shares allocated from Scitech Associates Holdings, Inc.



Our people

• Distinguished international scientic team

• Broad expertise in technology

• Experienced Board

• Ongoing collaboration with 2 research universities:

– The Pennsylvania State University - Altoona

(Penn State nanofabrication Lab)

– University of Connecticut

• Fostering future generation thinkers



Company snapshot

• 1970’s studies begin of rectenna diodes by Dr. Cutler & Dr. Lucas (with NATO funding)

• 2006/7 discovered technology could be used in PV / solar cells - modeling/simulations

• Seed capital provided by founders

• 2008/9 experiments done at University of Puerto Rico

• 2010 initial patents led

• 2010 Scitech companies formed

• Friends and family raise

• 2011 collaboration commences with UCONN C2E2 Clean Energy Center

• Realization the technology may have multiple applications

• NSF grant Penn State & University of Connecticut

• PCT ling exercised

• Additional IP led and under development



Opportunity

• Revolutionary technology that can make a global impact

• Functional within multiple applications, such as high efciency solar energy

capture/conversion, low grade waste heat capture/conversion, sensor

applications, etc.

• Off grid energy opportunities for underdeveloped geographies

• Viable alternative to fossil fuel

• Makes efcient use of sustainable materials

• Socially and economically benecial

• Area of interest in the scientic & business communities

• Positive environmental impact, no precious or toxic materials



Current patents

Country Filing Type Status Application/Patent # Application Date

United States National Granted 12/973,262 12/20/10

China P.R. Patent Cooperation Treaty Granted ZL201180054072.9 11/22/11

European Patent Convention PCT/EPC Application Filed EP 11850522.1 11/22/11

Israel Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed 226140 11/22/11

Japan Patent Cooperation Treaty Granted 2013-544505 11/23/15

Japan Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed No. 2015-228612 11/24/15

Korea South Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed 10-2013-7012040 11/22/11

Patent Cooperation Treaty Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed PCT/US2011/061843 11/22/11

United Arab Emirates Patent Cooperation Treaty Filed 501/2013 11/22/11


China P.R. Patent Cooperation Treaty Granted 2009-8012804.4 6/12/09


United States National Filed PROV 9/30/15

All patent rights have been assigned to Scitech Associates Holdings, Inc. Additional IP in development, BakerHostetler LLP counsel of record.



2015/2016 milestones

• Rene fabrication and clean-room techniques to ensure uniform results

• Begin transition from university to commercial setting

• Design and fabricate large format, multi-array test devices

• Establish suitable partnerships & collaboration allies

• Secure additional equipment and/or user time for systematic electrical

and optical characterization equipment

• Hire scientic & business personnel

• Assess high speed lithography and printing techniques• Rene ALD techniques for fabricating 1nm junctions

• Evaluate commercial manufacturing processes



Plan

Capital Raise

$1.415,172M

– No dilution to existingshare count of 500Kauthorized shares

– Valuation based onissued IP, meetingvalidation end-point andcommercialization plan

Board of Directors

– Transition 1-2 existingmembers to scienticBoard of Advisors roles

– Select 2 additionalDirectors to the Board

– Establish a scientic Boardof Advisors

Hire Scientic Personnel - Q1 20162 Post Doc graduates (FT) Q1 $190,000

2 PHD laboratory assistants (FT) Q1 $70,000

Process/electrical engineer Q1 $85,000

Secure PT sabbatical time 2015 (Willis/Zimmerman) $140,000

$485,000

Hire Business Personnel - Q1 2016 CEO/CSO start in Q3

Recruit and hire CEO Q1 $150,000 $75,000

Recruit and hire CTO/CSO Q1– patent experience $125,000 $67,500

Member to COO (50% time) Q1 $75,000 $75,000

Chief Financial Ofcer (50% time) Q1 $75,000 $75,000

Manager of Partnerships & licenses Q2/3 $80,000 $80,000

Support $40,000 $40,000

$465,000 $332,500

File and prosecute IP(3-4 additional patent applications) $150,000 $150,000

Secure additional lab space $24,000 $24,000

Additional capital equipment (lab) $70,000 $70,000

Insurance (50% contribution) $38,000 $27,000

Est. payroll taxes $92,000 $73,000

$374,000 $344,000

Total $1,324,00 $1,161,50



The Technology



Optical rectification

Concept: a single element device with

no moving parts, that combines the

antenna and diode and is capable of direct

conversion of EM radiation (solar) into DC

power by antenna – coupled high speed

diodes to rectify optical frequency chargewaves.

Potential Advantages: low cost fabrication,

tunable absorbance including IR (waste

heat), and device integration.

No band-gap limitations!



Rectenna concept

• Bus bars are connected to electrical circuitry

• Elements are sized for plasmon resonance, in

visible for solar

• Asymmetric geometry is critical

• Nanoscale tunnel gap creates the diode

Not commercially available... YET!



Rectenna challenges

• Nanoscale antenna tuned to visible/near-IR

• Geometric asymmetry, diode response at low voltage

• Electrically contacted, tunneling devices

• RC time constant, impedance matching

• Extremely fast diodes, 1015 Hz

Diode characteristics are critical!



Selective area growth

• Selective area ALD enables deposition on seeded regions and

eliminates the need for etching

• SA-ALD enables nanostructures



Nanoscale Tunnel Junctions by ALD

• Devices converge to the tunneling regime with increasing

cycles of ALD

• Geometric asymmetry contributes to desired diode I-V

character



• Results to date have matched simulations

• Most all fabrication issues have been

resolved

• Now able to produce sample devices with

consistent results.

Results



Summary



Markets

Energy Harvesting$54B Overall Market

• Photovoltaic’s on and off grid

• Heat capture and conversion

• BIPV Glass Market

Lighting$25B Overall Market

• Wide band gap emitters

• LED lighting

• Panel displays

• Commercial

Communications$89B Overall Market

• Ultra-high-speed data transfer

• Inter-chip communication

• Extraterrestrial communication

• Military

• High frequency consumer communication

Electronics$968B Overall Market

• Miniaturized integrated electronic systems

• Plug and play interfaces

• Micro optics

• Plasmonic nanocircuits

• Integrated chips

Sensors$22.4B Overall Market

• Wireless switching & measuring systems

• Oil eld monitoring systems

• Environmental, security, surveillance

• Homeland - military communications/infrared countermeasures

• Chemical/explosives warfare detection

• Industrial process controls and monitoring

• Remote gas leak detection & pollutionmonitoring

Other$1T plus overall Market

• Medical sensors / applications for DNAsequencing

• Wireless medical interfaces and monitoringequipment

• Consumer and Governmentcommunications spectrum

• Consumer device applications



Revenue

• License agreements

• Partnerships – limited and strategic

• Internal/external product development

• Royalties

• Consulting

• Milestone payments

• Sourced and/or co-manufacturing

• Final product embedded energy and carbon emissions (allmanufacturing and transport) payback is short



Summary

• Our technology is economical, scalable, sustainable andenvironmentally friendly

• Can be adapted to a variety of applications

• Proof of concept veried, initial prototype designed and fabricated

• Initial characterization tests match simulations and are encouraging

• Early fabrication was accomplished with existing equipment

• Foundational IP owned by company – future road-map in place

• Initiated road-map to commercialization

• Potential for multiple revenue channels

• Experienced scientic and business personnel

• Businesses and corporate lings are in good standing

• Capital raise is non-dilutive to authorized shares



Questions/Comments?

Dan Cutler

201-218-3777

[email protected]

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