licensed the Mulciber Stove, the first Automated Ultra-Clean wood stove. The Mulciber Stove uses a forced-air combustion system, a smart controller, and advanced combustion techniques to reduce emissions, boost efficiency, and simplify user experience. Traditional wood stoves rely on the fire to regulate combustion airflow, resulting in harmful particulate emissions, wasteful inefficiencies, and the need for constant user attention. In contrast, the Mulciber Stove’s forced-air system delivers air when and where it is needed. This innovation paves the way for many others, such as a unique two stage combustion, an advanced heat recovering exhaust system, and a smart-controller that continuously monitors conditions in the stove and adjusts combustion air. As a result, the Mulciber Stove burns cleaner, more efficiently, and without the need for the extensive user attention required in competitors models.
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Location: United States, Maryland, Baltimore
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| - | Maryland M... | momentum.u... |
| - | TEDCO | tedcomd.co... |
Mentions in press and media 5
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| 07.09.2022 | University System of Maryland Names Mike Ravenscroft Managing Director of the Maryland Momentum Fund | Baltimore, Md. (Sept. 7, 2022) – The University System of Maryland (USM) has named Mike Ravenscroft as Managing Director of the Maryland Momentum Fund (MMF), a $16 million investment fund that supports early stage companies affiliated with ... |
| 04.10.2019 | Fire Scientists Score $2 Million in DOE Grants | Relentless Push to Eliminate Particulate Matter Air Pollution Accelerates. |
| 22.01.2018 | Here are the 20 best startups in Baltimore right now: realLIST 2018 | There are lots of ways for a startup to stand out, form big hires to notable investors to memorable pitches. Along with all the work of setting up a company, growth can be a little dizzying. So both inside Technical.ly and from the communit... |
| 09.11.2017 | MF Fire receives first Maryland Momentum Fund investment | Smart wood stove company MF Fire received $1.2 million in new funding in a round that includes the first investment from a venture fund created by the University System of Maryland. The Baltimore-based company received $192,500 from the Mar... |
| 12.06.2017 | A team of fire scientists is adding smarts to the lowly wood stove | Inside one of the partitioned studio spaces at Open Works, Taylor Myers showed off MF Fire’s wood-burning stove on a recent morning. The Catalyst appears a little bigger than most models, but most of what sets it apart is what you can’t see... |