About the company
Name, website, headquarters, year founded, funding status if you wish to share it.
Partner
Submit a technology
CoralDC evaluates technologies continuously across its research domains. This form goes to engineering, not to a marketing queue. CoralDC responds to every submission, including the ones it declines, and says why. Tell us about the company, the technology, the evidence behind it, what it needs to integrate, what a successful pilot would look like and how it would be measured.
What to Tell Us
What to tell us
The technology
Which domain it sits in. What problem it solves, in one paragraph, in plain terms. What is technically differentiated, and against which specific alternative rather than against the field in general.
Evidence
Technology readiness level on a stated scale. Where it has been deployed, at what scale, for how long. What has been independently measured versus internally measured. Any third-party validation.
Integration
What infrastructure it integrates with. What interfaces, utilities, controls and physical envelope it requires. What it needs from a deployment partner.
The pilot
What a successful pilot would look like, and how it would be measured. Who would measure it.
Limitations
What the technology does not do, where it underperforms, and what remains unproven.
Commercial
Target markets. What you would want CoralDC to help unlock. Existing partners or customers you can disclose.
The Two That Matter
Two fields matter more than the rest
Limitations. A founder unwilling to state a limitation is a founder who will consume engineering time and end in disagreement. This field is the most informative one on the form.
How a successful pilot would be measured. This separates companies with a commercial plan from companies with a demonstration.
Next Step
Submit a technology, or start a conversation.
CoralDC responds to every submission, including the ones it declines, and says why.
FAQ
Direct answers for infrastructure buyers.
What happens after I submit?
The submission goes to CoralDC engineering for technical review. CoralDC responds to every submission, including declines, with the reasoning, within 2 business days.
Will CoralDC share my technology details?
Submissions are treated as confidential and reviewed internally. Where a partner requires a formal agreement before disclosing technical detail, CoralDC will put one in place first. Submit a summary and request an NDA rather than disclosing sensitive detail in the form.
Is my technology too early?
Not necessarily. CoralDC's research domains include several areas that are pre-commercial. What matters more than maturity is whether the physics is sound, the limitations are known, and the company is honest about both.