Jun. 9 at 9:18 PM
Where KARNO actually came from — and why it changes how you should think about the IP:
In 2022,
$HYLN acquired the KARNO technology directly from GE Additive — part of General Electric — after GE spent years developing it across aerospace engine design, metal additive manufacturing, and generator thermal research.
This is not a startup idea on a whiteboard. It is GE's intellectual property, built on GE's materials science and manufacturing expertise, now being commercialized by a lean, focused team.
GE's additive R&D budget over that period dwarfed the entire market cap of most energy startups.
Hyliion got the output of that investment for a fraction of the cost. That provenance doesn't get mentioned nearly enough.
$HYLN $GE $BE #AdditiveManufacturing #EnergyTech #DistributedEnergy #SmallCap
