MEMS

Date: Date and time TBD

Free to attend

Length: Approximately one hour

Registration coming soon.

MEMS have quite different process and material requirements compared to mainstream microprocessor and memory types of devices. We will explore the latest trends in MEMS devices – including sensor fusion, biosensors, energy harvesting – new manufacturing challenges and potential equipment and materials solutions to those challenges.

Contact Jenna Johnson about sponsorship opportunities for this event.

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