MEMS

Three DARPA-sponsored research teams have developed the world's smallest vacuum pumps.

The Babolat Play & Connect interactive tennis racquet is packed with sensors and electronics which record data about a player's game and allow users to analyze their performance.

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

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.

Qualcomm's Mirasol display technology promises low power, color, and video for eReader displays.

The Microvision SHOWWX laser pico projector enables a user to connect their mobile device to display widescreen DVD quality images on virtually any surface