Our Story
About LocatorX
In 2012, scientists at the nanomaterials lab at the University of Oxford discovered and patented a way to create a solid-state miniature atomic clock. Soon after, LocatorX was founded and partnered with the University of Oxford to expand upon that technology and change the world of tracking and location.
This is our story.
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2014
November
LocatorX founded.
LocatorX signs agreement to determine feasibility of manufacturing a Solid-State Minature Atomic Clock using resonators on Buckyballs based on research conducted at University of Oxford.
2015
January
Global Resource Locator patent application filed.
August
Solid-State Miniature Atomic Clock feasibility established.
October
LocatorX signs exclusive, global licensing agreement with Oxford University.
LocatorX commences test wafer development with University of Washington Nanofabrication Facility.
2016
March
Commenced software development for asset tracking and management using Certified Blue Label and Product Certificate Authority.
April
Development on low-frequency resonating Buckyballs continues.
2017
June
Successfully tested low-frequency resonation. Results published in Physics Review.
July
Enhanced development of asset tracking software for anti-counterfeiting demonstrated via Certified Event Log™.
December
Awarded Global Resource Locator Patent.
2018
July
Scott Fletcher appointed President and CEO.
October
Anti-counterfeiting and supply chain tracking platform launched with global Consumer Packaged Goods customer.
2019
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