Fuse wins Air Force SBIR phase 2 contract to prototype lower cost nuclear effects testing

New San Leandro headquarters opened

Experimental results peer-reviewed in Nature Scientific Reports

TITAN proves its repetitive firing capability

Fuse wins Air Force SBIR contract to prototype lower cost nuclear effects testing

Successfully tested parallel triggering on 6 stages of TITAN.

Successfully tested parallel triggering on one stage of TITAN.

License renewed by Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) to produce a much higher neutron yield over 10¹³/year by the FAETON I generator.

Building block of TITAN, the brick, tested and reached inductance as low as 150nH. Lower inductance means faster pulse.

Built and operated second generator in less than three years, the only dense plasma focus device of its kind built by a private company.

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) gave us an official license to operate, making us the first private company in Canada to have one.

Within months of building MU, we succeeded in firing 3,000 ‘shots’ – a necessary speed that's unmatched in this kind of experimentation.

Designed, built, and operated our first fusion generator, outputting 0.5 MA and successfully generating neutrons.