PHILADELPHIA, PA — Axalta Coating Systems (NYSE: AXTA) has been recognized with two prestigious 2025 Edison Awards™, celebrating its cutting-edge advancements in automotive materials. The Axalta Irus Scan™ won Silver, while Axalta’s MyColor earned Bronze, both in the Automotive Materials category. This marks the seventh consecutive year Axalta has been honored by the Edison Awards, underscoring its commitment to innovation.
“Innovation is core to what we do at Axalta,” said Dr. Robert Roop, Chief Technology Officer. “We are incredibly proud to provide next-gen technologies that address our customers’ needs and enable their success. It is an honor to be recognized by the esteemed Edison team and to work with the extraordinary talent at Axalta to bring these products to life.”
Axalta Irus Scan™ secured the Silver award for its groundbreaking handheld color measurement device, designed specifically for automotive coatings. Featuring unique patented capabilities—including colored sparkle detection, hue-shifting pigment measurement, and gloss evaluation—the device ensures precise color matches for collision repair. Integrated into Axalta’s digital color management system, the Irus Scan enhances productivity and reduces waste, solidifying Axalta’s leadership in automated color-matching solutions.
Earning the Bronze award, MyColor™ streamlines the production of highly complex, custom automotive colors. Through its innovative delivery process, MyColor accelerates OEM approvals, cutting development timelines from up to two years to just four weeks. Leveraging pre-blended bases and small-batch production, MyColor enhances flexibility and reduces waste and carbon footprint, aligning with sustainable practices.
The Edison Awards, named after inventor Thomas Edison, have celebrated excellence in innovation since 1987. Winners are meticulously selected by a jury of prominent executives, designers, and academics. Axalta’s continued recognition highlights its pivotal role in advancing automotive coating technologies.
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