Cooling, reimagined
No compressor.
No gas.
Cost Competitive.
Camfridge has developed a new generation of cooling technology designed to be efficient, reliable, and free from conventional refrigerant gases.
About Camfridge
A Cambridge company building solid-state cooling.
Camfridge is a University of Cambridge spin-out developing magnetocaloric cooling systems for commercial refrigeration and beyond.
The company has built and validated a gas-free cooling platform designed to integrate into real manufacturer products.
Problem
Conventional cooling is under pressure.
Compressor limits
Vapour-compression systems are mature, increasingly difficult to improve and unfit for the circular economy.
Refrigerant risk
Gas leakage, servicing, and changing refrigerant regulations add cost and uncertainty.
Rising demand
Cooling demand is growing fast, making efficiency, reliability and netzero cooling more important than ever.
Technology
Magnetocaloric cooling, engineered for real products.
Camfridge uses iron-based magnetocaloric materials that heat and cool when exposed to a changing magnetic field. Our system turns that physical effect into useful cooling through modular, solid-state components.
- No refrigerant gas
- Highly compact solution
- Adapatable modular architecture
Team
Delivering cooling systems at scale.
Neil Wilson
CEO and co-founder
Alessandro Pastore
Co-founder and Executive Director
Paul Burdett
Head of Engineering
Recognition
Recognised by climate and innovation partners.
Camfridge has received independent recognition from leading industry, research, and funding partners — including the Extreme Tech Challenge Climate and Circularity award.
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Reimagine cooling with Camfridge
For partnerships, pilots, investment enquiries, media, or general information, contact the team.
info@camfridge.com