Our Vision

Founded in Los Alamos, UbiQD spun out of the Los Alamos National Laboratory and MIT to develop low-toxicity quantum dot technology for energy and agriculture.

Closed early financing and secured initial grants, accelerating R&D and company growth.

UbiQD moved into new headquarters and R&D facility in Los Alamos, significantly expanding its development capabilities.

Refined luminescent solar technology, converted from LLC to C-Corp, and established headquarters to scale up.

Won NASA contract for quantum-dot greenhouse films and launched UbiGro®, our first commercial greenhouse product.

Awarded major NASA grant and SXSW pitch win, boosting credibility in agriculture and cleantech.

Raised $7M Series A, fueling global rollout of quantum dot greenhouse products and supporting new product development.

Expanded into solar windows with pilot installations and advanced R&D in building-integrated photovoltaics.

Formed partnerships for agrivoltaic projects, expanded into defense applications, and scaled up production of extruded greenhouse films.

Launched UbiGro Cover, the first fully extruded quantum-dot greenhouse roofing  product. Formed partnership to enter utility-scale solar market, and Nobel Prize awarded for quantum dots, validating UbiQD’s core technology.

Accumulated  national and international awards, including the SXSW Innovation Awards, expanded into new energy applications, and received significant government funding.

Closed a $20M Series B round to scale manufacturing and acquired Blue Dot Photonics along with its quantum-splitting perovskite technology, cementing U.S. leadership in quantum-dot solutions for agriculture, solar, and security.