Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB has secured a new patent for a method that precisely deposits iridium, a vital metal for hydrogen production, using standard laboratory equipment. This breakthrough allows for controlled iridium deposition, crucial for creating efficient electrolyzers for green hydrogen. The patented technique, developed by Xin Wen, offers a new approach to coating an electrolyzer anode, enhancing catalytic activity and corrosion protection. Smoltek's R&D team, with members from various countries, is at the forefront of advancing hydrogen technology. By combining nanostructures, platinum, and iridium oxide particles, they optimize the electrode's performance. The company's innovative method not only improves catalytic efficiency but also reduces the reliance on costly industrial processes. Smoltek's consistent innovation in hydrogen solutions is evident through its extensive IP portfolio, which has now reached 96 global patents, solidifying its position as a technology leader in sustainable hydrogen production.