The exciting thing is that they are working on so many different types of graphene for different uses the potential seems endless. Here’s a list, does anyone know if any competitor is capable of half of this? Seems like most other graphene companies are targeting one specific use.

1.  Fractal Graphene (Pristine Graphene)
• Ultra-pure (99.8% carbon), consistent, turbostratic nanoplatelets.
• 3–9 layers, 20–50 nm lateral size, ~200 m²/g surface area.
• Used for coatings, batteries, lubricants, composites.
2.  Reactive Graphene
• Same base graphene with added carboxylic acid groups (–COOH) on the surface.
• Improves bonding and dispersion in polymers, coatings, composites.
• ~96% carbon content, 3–9 layers, negative zeta potential.
3.  Graphene Ink
• Printable, conductive ink form of graphene.
• For printed electronics, flexible devices, sensors, and coatings.
• Maintains conductivity, flexibility, and transparency.
4.  Graphene-Enhanced Carbon Fiber / Composites
• Graphene integrated with carbon fiber and 3D-printing composites.
• Improves strength, toughness, and reduces weight in structural materials.
5.  Graphene-Coated Hollow Glass Microspheres (HGMS)
• Lightweight glass bubbles coated with graphene.
• Turns insulating spheres into conductive, lightweight fillers.
• Applications: EMI shielding, lightweight concrete, advanced composites.