Partnering on Health Wearable Solutions
The market for health wearables – such as health trackers and remote patient monitoring devices — is growing rapidly as technology advances. The Gore Innovation Center in Silicon Valley is collaborating with startup companies to provide expertise in materials science for better comfort, wearability and biocompatibility, with a goal to enhance the design for the end user.

Building on our Natural Curiosity and Imaginative Spirit
For more than 60 years, Gore has harnessed the natural curiosity and imaginative spirit of our Associates to create products that make a difference in the world. And Bloomberg Businessweek recently took notice, exploring Gore’s inventive history as well as modern day ventures — and showing that our commitment to innovation is as strong as ever.

Enabling lighter leaner battery packs in electric cars
The number of newly registered electric vehicles worldwide exceeded the two million mark in 2018. Powered by lithium-ion batteries, they offer a clean alternative to combustion engines. A new Gore vent reduces the weight and cost of next generation lithium-ion battery components and provides prompt relief of pressure build-up. It also protects against dust, dirt and water that could otherwise result in electrical issues and battery failure.

One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind
Fifty years ago, Gore’s technology played a significant role in the historic Apollo 11 mission. Our wires and cables helped Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong Jr. and Michael Collins get to the moon, gather data aboard the lunar surface and navigate home safely.