It’s here
We have discovered a brand new color that doesn't have anything in common
with all the colors and shades that we're used to. We have expanded our
common understanding of the visible color spectrum. We have learned to
extract colors that were previously considered as far beyond the register of
human response.
Expert-chemists engaged in the synthesis of dyes and the interrelations
between the structures and properties of substances have been applying
the latest knowledge in areas of structural chemistry, photoelectronic
spectroscopy and nanotechnologies. The result of this research and
development is a pigmental dispersion of an absolutely unique color.

About us
ACI, Inc. was founded in 2005 by Edgar Burchell, a Lehgih University alumnus with a master's degree in chemistry. After graduating from Lehigh, Edgar worked for multiple color and chemical companies. With his knowledge of inorganic chemisty, pigments and dyes, Edgar began producing pigments in 2005 and started to manufacture aqueous pigment dispersions in 2006. Later in 2007 he got acquainted with the chemist analyst Alexey Gorohovsky, graduate of the Leipzig University of Applied Science. Together they began working on developing original dispersions and dispersions specifically designed for the rapidly growing flexo ink market. As the company gained experience in the field of aqueous dispersions, ACI, Inc. developed cost competitive dispersions for water based coatings, both acrylic emulsions and water borne alkyds. As the company's reputation grew, many respected manufacturers and institutions were added to their list of satisfied customers, consequently the company could easily find investment support for their visible color spectrum research project. During October 2010 experiments on the project yielded its first positive results and it became abundantly clear that the company's developments would be in high demand in the near future.

Revolutionary Technology
This current development is a breakthrough not only in chemistry but also it will start to impact on our daily lives in the near future. Just try to imagine how it will affect spheres of our lives such as design, media, manufacture, art, fashion, architecture…We believe that this will become a color of the new generation and will influence the latest decisions. Image sensors used in modern digital cameras and other imaging devices are not yet susceptible to our new color*. Though some leading companies and hardware vendors have already shown their interest in its development. We hope that these technologies will not lag behind, but will develop these innovations rapidly, so that, in the nearest future everyone will be able to experience this colour for themselves. Our level of practical application of this colour has already reached the stage where we can involve our new colour in classical printing techniques, such as screen-printing.
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The work was funded by the State Department of Energy, the National Science Foundation, the Environment Сhemistry Office of Scientific Research and the Kavli Foundation.
*modern CCD and CMOS image sensors perceive the color as smooth colorless gray noise (also known as low noise)
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