Backing the Future of Trusted AI, Secure Infrastructure, and Climate Resilience
A commercialization-first portfolio advancing explainable AI, post-quantum cybersecurity, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.
Why Invest in Sustainable Future Tech
Sustainable Future Tech (SFT) is a deep technology innovation company operating at the intersection of:
- Artificial intelligence (AI) transparency and compliance
- Post-quantum cybersecurity
- High-performance sustainable energy
- Climate and nature-based risk modeling
We commercialize advanced solutions through an intellectual property (IP)-first model, focusing on urgent regulatory needs and clearly defined market gaps. Our approach enables rapid validation, monetization through licensing, and targeted spin-offs.
Positioned for Regulatory-Driven Growth
SFT is aligned with global mandates and policy frameworks including:
- The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act)
- The United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) AI Risk Management Framework
- Executive orders and modernization efforts in post-quantum cryptography
- Climate risk disclosure regulations and energy performance standards
Each of these drivers accelerates demand for transparent, secure, and sustainable innovation—SFT is positioned to deliver.
Explore Our Growth Innovation Tracks
SFT’s execution model is structured around two growth innovation tracks, each containing milestone-driven projects designed for validation, IP protection, and commercialization. Investors can participate in aligned opportunities under flexible, capital-efficient models.
Investor participation supports:
- Technical validation and testing
- IP development and expansion
- Market readiness across compliance-driven innovation domains
Opportunities are available to accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D. A third-party verification letter is required prior to participation.
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Innovation Track
SFT is advancing secure, transparent AI systems for post-quantum environments. This track supports lifecycle accountability and secure inference across classical and quantum platforms.
Quantum-Integrated Lifecycle Interpretability System (QILIS)
A patent-pending framework enabling explainability and governance across classical and quantum neural networks.
- Testing is in progress for classical inference and quantum interface functionality
- Target product release: Q4 2025
- Aligned with transparency requirements in finance, healthcare, national security, and other regulated sectors
Quantum-Powered Anomaly Detector (Q-PAD)
A patent-pending hybrid classical-quantum system for real-time anomaly detection in structured and semi-structured communications.
- Participating in the National Science Foundation I-Corps Regional Quantum National Security Customer Discovery cohort (May-June 2025)
- Development begins June 2025
- Supports secure inference pipelines and post-quantum network defense
Energy and Climate Resilience Innovation Track
This track commercializes high-performance systems for resilient infrastructure and adaptive environmental modeling.
Zero Net Energy Systems (ZNES)
A patent-pending thermal control platform for high-efficiency, low-maintenance energy systems in buildings and industrial applications.
- Grant application submitted to the Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) program
- Proposed validation partnership with the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Energy Engineering (CEEE)
- Planned start: August 2025 (pending award)
- Focus on simulation, control modeling, and commercialization readiness
Nature Risk Management (NRM)
A software platform for AI-powered ecological forecasting and adaptive planning in biodiversity and climate-aligned infrastructure.
- Software development scheduled to begin September 2025
- Builds on SFT’s previous work in climate risk AI and geospatial data privacy
- Targets city-scale adaptation, ecosystem planning, and infrastructure resilience
Investor Participation and Eligibility
Investment opportunities are available under Rule 506(c) of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Regulation D. Investors must be accredited as defined under Rule 501(a), and provide third-party verification through one of the following:
- A licensed attorney or certified public accountant (CPA)
- A registered broker-dealer or Securities and Exchange Commission–registered investment advisor
- A third-party verification service such as VerifyInvestor.com
Disclaimer and Forward-Looking Statements
This webpage contains forward-looking statements based on management expectations. Actual results may differ materially. This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Investment can only be made through legally binding agreements in accordance with applicable securities laws.
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