A campus studio is more than a venture studio β itβs a full-stack invention engine that turns classroom learning into fundable spinouts.
SpinOut U Campus Studios form a flywheel: classroom programs activate early talent and ideas β top teams advance to the venture studio β commercial-ready ventures are spun out with support, funding, and built-in licensing logic.
Both tracks operate on SpinOut Uβs shared IP scaffolding: remixable bundles of university IP, external patents, and expired inventions with clear attribution, rights, and commercialization terms. No guesswork β just launch-ready legal logic.
Estimate your university's venture impact from existing + external IP through recursive bundling, AI-native blueprinting, and course-driven spinouts.
All estimates are based on proprietary bundling models and average IP-to-venture conversion data. Actual spinout and economic results may vary. Licensing terms and co-founding pathways available through SpinOut U platform agreement.
Want to understand how we calculate each metric? View the Estimator Glossary.
Startups formed through bundled IP + AI-native studio activation. These are full legal entities launched through SpinOut U pipelines.
Agreements issued to student/faculty builders to form ventures using bundled IP via the SpinOut U licensing structure.
Derivatives or extensions of bundled IP that create new patentable inventionsβfiled by SpinOut teams or auto-generated by the system.
Number of students participating in SpinOut U who go on to become first-time startup founders via courses, studios, or platform use.
Faculty inventors who actively participate in spinout formation, often joining as co-founders, advisors, or scientific leads.
Spinouts directly resulting from classroom kits or studio-aligned curriculaβtypically built by student teams with faculty oversight.
Participants (students, faculty, community) who create new IP through blueprint remixing, prototyping, or invention scaffolding.
Direct employment generated through spinouts, including founders, early hires, and student workers.
Estimated capital raised by spinouts, including grants, pre-seed, SBIR/STTR, angel, or VC investment within 1β3 years.
Modeled local/regional GDP impact based on standard multipliers for venture creation, innovation activity, and job formation.
Composite score reflecting impact in underserved, rural, or high-need communitiesβmeasured via location-specific multipliers.
Number of visualized venture scaffolds generated from IP bundles that can be reused, remixed, or expanded into future spinouts.
Number of corporate needs or open innovation areas mapped to IP bundles and turned into buildable spinout blueprints.
Issued rights to assemble modular IP bundles into venture scaffoldsβcan be reused across campuses, studios, or builders.
Ratio comparing base IP count to spinout and economic output, signaling system-level IP utilization performance (e.g., 8.7x).
Universities retain ownership. SpinOut U provides License-to-Buildβ’ mechanisms for sublicensing and attribution β tracking royalties, contributors, and milestone reversion clauses.
System-level patents orchestrate bundled IP into frameworks. Subsystems are new inventions layered onto those frameworks β co-created by students, faculty, or contributors.
Yes. Our cross-institutional bundling framework allows remixing university, federal, and expired IP with attribution β amplifying individual portfolios and enabling external synergy.
No. Our AI-native CXO system equips students of all backgrounds and faculty from any department to co-lead ventures β guided by AI copilots for commercialization, legal, and design strategy.
Studios can be general-purpose or vertical-focused: climate, AI, medtech, mobility, etc. They can be course-based, lab-embedded, or run as semester accelerators or year-round venture engines.
Yes. Professors can embed blueprint design into coursework. IP summaries and venture roadmaps can become assignments, capstones, or thesis-driven launch plans.
SpinOut U creates AI-generated summaries, bundles, and digital billboard visuals β making IP intuitive, explorable, and matchable by builders, sponsors, and partners.
Each activated university receives a custom Studio Portal with dashboard metrics, opportunity maps, IP remix tools, and builder/team onboarding β optimized for cross-campus and external collaboration.