The following technologies are available for licensing through the McMaster Industry Liaison Office (MILO):

• Electro-erosion Edge Honing of Cutting Tools: A method of applying a soft metal coating to tools to significantly improve resistance to wear and chipping
• Seismic Mitigation Using a Novel Elastomeric Isolator: A base isolation technology to mitigate the effects of earthquakes on low-rise buildings in high seismic regions
• A Novel Tool Surface Treatment for Wear and Chipping Improvements: Electro-erosion method to create a hone radius on the edges of cutting tools that is non-contact, precise and independent of metal hardness
• New Chemistry to Recycle Vulcanized Rubbers Back to Organic Polymers: A mild and efficient method to recover organic polymers originally used to make a tire which can then be reused to create new products.
• Adaptive Energy Management Microgrid Control Systems: A robust rolling horizon controller using mixed-integer-linear-program optimization for electricity energy management control of grid-connected microgrids.
• Low-cost Free Chlorine Sensor: Graphite-based Free Chlorine Sensors greatly improve response time, allow for real time measurement and are low cost.