Technology Platform:

Precision-Targeted, Potent, and Able to be Rapidly Developed

Next-generation immune-activation architecture engineered to enhance immune performance and reduce development time across oncology and infectious disease indications.

  • Next Generation Immune Activation
  • Enhanced immune performance
  • Reduced Development time
  • Studied in infectious diseases and oncology

A Modular Two-Part System:
Fixed + Variable

Voltron’s technology uses MtbHSP70-Avidin fusion protein (MAV), which is the integral, differentiated carrier protein that is used across all proposed products for a wide range of therapeutic areas, including oncology and infectious diseases.

MtbHSP70i is an immune cell activating fixed component that binds to a pathogen targeting the variable component.

Precise. Potent. Customizable.

Rapid development of therapeutic SAV consisting of two components:

  • Fixed fusion protein of M. Tuberculosis Heat Shock Protein-70 (MtbHSP-70) combined with Avidin to form the MAV
    • Fixed component can be manufactured, stockpiled in advance and used in all Voltron vaccines Statistically significant enhancement of immune targeting and survival vs. standard delivery vehicles
  • Variable/specific biotinylated immunogenic epitopes identified by in-silico screening method to target. This includes peptides, proteins, polysaccharides, small molecule, lipids, Mabs, etc.
•Oncology
•Infectious Diseases

Results in a Transformative Approach that is Differentiated and Unique

The Result is a transformative platform:

  • Engages multiple parts of the immune system, leveraging both innate and adaptive responses.

  • Activates dendritic cells, the critical first responders in antigen presentation.

  • Increases Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF), intensifying tumor cell death.

  • Drives a well-balanced T-cell response, activating both CD8+ cytotoxic T cells (killing cancerous/infected cells) and CD4+ helper/memory T cells (orchestrating and sustaining immune defense).

This strategic design results in broader, more durable immune responses — crucial for achieving meaningful patient outcomes in both oncology and infectious disease settings.