MEMS
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Three DARPA-sponsored research teams have developed the world's smallest vacuum pumps.
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Research at the University of Utah has led to a MEMS device that can resist radiation and may find use in space applications or to help contain the consequences of a nuclear meltdown.
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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.
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IPMS creates infrared spectrometer that can bring food analysis to the masses
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Purdue researchers develop rap-music powered implantable pressure sensor
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ScienceScientists have created a new type of microtweezers, which are said to be less expensive to produce than conventional devices, and easier to use.
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Researchers have discovered a process for carving diamonds at the nanoscale.
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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.
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The Micronium microscopic instrument has just made its public debut performance at a conference on micromechanics in the Netherlands
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ScienceA team of biomedical engineers at Taiwan’s National Cheng Kung University has created a new “on-chip” method to identify bacteria.
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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.
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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.
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