ICECAP, an acronym for Thermo-Electric Cooling for Electronics Applications, enables cooling for compact systems with drastically lower power consumption.
Our core technologies allow integration with various products, features and services – all leading towards our vision of controlled cooling
Current cooling methods are too large, inefficient, or imprecise for portable products. Thermoelectric systems suffer from low co-efficient of performance, worsened at micro-scale sizes by:
Enables rapid adoption of the core technologies. Includes system devices and elements such as:
Provides tailor made accessibility to the core technologies and/or core product platform. These are developed in response to specific customer requirements. Talk to us !
Learn about ICECAP’s experience at the world’s leading electronics trade fair and our innovative micro cooling solutions.
ICECAP Systems is proud to be named a top-five finalist in the Electronica Fast Forward competition 2024. This selection highlights our Aristat Controller Quad, built for efficient cooling in compact and portable electronics, amongst other offerings. Electronica is the world’s stage for electronics innovation, and this confirms our commitment to smart, next generation cooling solutions,…
This year’s Science in the City festival in Valletta was a vibrant showcase of the intertwined worlds of science, technology, and the arts. Held on September 27-28, the event, themed around Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (J.E.D.I.), attracted over 33,000 visitors, a testament to its growing importance and appeal within the community and beyond. Our…
Icecap Systems is excited to announce that we will be attending this year’s International Broadcasting Convention (IBC), one of the premier broadcasting fairs and conferences in the world. As a leader in thermoelectric cooling technologies and innovative power solutions, we are thrilled to showcase our latest developments alongside our valued partner, Blueshape. Busy Preparing Our…
We’re pleased to announce that ICECAP Systems has been awarded €100,000 in Go To Market funding from the Malta Council for Science and Technology (MCST), supporting the commercial launch of the Aristat Controller Quad, as well as advancing works on the medical transporter product platform. Under the leadership of Andre Micallef, who previously served as…
F’nofs il-pandemija, tim ta’ inġiniera Maltin ġew ispirati biex japplikaw il-ħiliet tagħhom u jingħaqdu kontra l -COVID-19. Ħafna vaċċini jridu jinżammu kiesħa sal-amministrazzjoni tagħhom, biex ikunu effettivi. Dan minnu nnifsu jippreżenta ċertu sfidi.
In the midst of the pandemic, a team of Maltese engineers were inspired to apply their engineering skills to join the frontier against the COVID-19 pandemic
In the midst of the pandemic, a team of Maltese engineers were inspired to apply their engineering skills to join the frontier against the COVID-19 pandemic. Many vaccines have to be kept cool until administration to preserve their effectiveness, prompting the team to go the extra mile to apply proprietary, locally developed technology to tackle […]
A local team of engineers based at the University of Malta have successfully concluded the process of filing patents to protect leading-edge inventions powering the R&I initiative dubbed ICECAP.
Fi ftit żmien ieħor sistema ġdida li kienet żviluppata minn riċerkaturi Maltin ser ittejjeb il-kwalità tal-ħajja fuq livell internazzjonali.
A team of engineers from the University of Malta showcased their latest research developments during a visit at New Energy Ltd. by Minister for Research, Innovation and the Co-Ordination of Post-COVID-19 Strategy, Hon. Dr Owen Bonnici.
Un team di ricercatori maltesi sta lavorando a una tecnologia innovativa chiamata ICECAP per vincere una delle sfide più ambiziose legate al vaccino anti-Covid: la catena del freddo. Il tema è di fondamentale importanza in vista della somministrazione di massa annunciata per il prossimo anno, e riguarda la corretta conservazione del vaccino dal suo inserimento…
A group of Maltese researchers has adapted innovative cooling technology it was working on earlier this year, for use in the transportation of Covid-19 vaccines.
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