MEMS

IPMS creates infrared spectrometer that can bring food analysis to the masses

Purdue researchers develop rap-music powered implantable pressure sensor

Scientists have created a new type of microtweezers, which are said to be less expensive to produce than conventional devices, and easier to use.

Researchers have discovered a process for carving diamonds at the nanoscale.

MIT researchers are reporting the development of a new piezoelectric device that is about the size of a U.S. quarter and can generate 100 times as much power as similarly sized devices.

The Micronium microscopic instrument has just made its public debut performance at a conference on micromechanics in the Netherlands

A team of biomedical engineers at Taiwan’s National Cheng Kung University has created a new “on-chip” method to identify bacteria.

A new technology enabling MEMs to "self-calibrate" could make possible super-accurate and precise sensors for crime-scene forensics, environmental testing and medical diagnostics.

The world’s smallest chessboard and a pea-sized microbarbershop that is intended to service a single hair were the big winners in this year’s contest for novel and educational microelectrmechanical systems (MEMs) held at Sandi Labs.

Assistant Professor claims his new piezoelectric generator could be embedded in shoes and create enough energy to power GPS devices.

Researchers are developing new miniature camera technology and iris an recognition application to aid the military and security personnel to track and identify subjects.

The Epson Toyocom AH-6100LR is a compact six-axis sensor designed for motion tracking and tracing applications.