A Smarter Material
for a Brighter Tomorrow.
Vorynis commercializes advanced vanadium dioxide (VO2) nanoparticles that automatically adapt to temperature, helping buildings use less energy, improve comfort, and reduce environmental impact.
Learn More About Our TechnologyHow VO2 Works
Vanadium dioxide (VO2) is a thermochromic material that automatically adjusts its infrared (heat) transmittance based on temperature.
When it’s hot, VO2 reduces solar heat gain, helping to keep buildings cooler. When it’s cooler, it allows more warmth in. This passive, dynamic behavior can reduce heating and cooling loads, improve occupant comfort, and lower energy costs.
At Vorynis, we use a proprietary, low-cost, scalable process to produce high-performance VO2 nanoparticles for use in architectural glass, retrofit films, and laminates.
The Science in Simple Terms
VO2 changes its crystal structure at a specific temperature, switching from a heat-transmitting to a heat-blocking state.
(more heat in)
(less heat in)
High Performance
Strong solar heat reduction with high visible light transmission.
Scalable Manufacturing
Low-cost, repeatable process designed for commercial scale.
Versatile Applications
Works on architectural glass, retrofit films, and laminates.
Durable and Stable
Designed for long-term performance in real-world environments.
(lab result)