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Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are tiny components etched from silicon.

Production is extremely complex, sometimes with hundreds of steps, each with dozens of parameters. One European project has developed software that can test, simulate, track and share new manufacturing processes. It could slash development times and pave the way for innovative MEMS designs.

If you could shrink yourself smaller than a dust mite and explore the innards of a modern car you would discover some amazing microscopic machines. Carefully etched out of silicon wafers are microscale accelerometers to trigger airbags, gyroscopes to detect and correct dangerous yaw and pressure sensors to monitor tyre inflation. more >>

 
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Press Release: SVTC Technologies Partners with Process Relations to Streamline Process Development
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SVTC incorporates XperiDesk software into their proven Technology Development Process (TDP), providing better technology development information management and faster time to production

SAN JOSE, CA, (May 1st, 2012) – As part of its continuing effort to offer customers access to world-class solutions, SVTC Technologies, the premier innovation partner for accelerating nanotechnology innovation, announced today it has adopted XperiDesk® — a comprehensive solution for the efficient management of high-tech process development — from the Dortmund, Germany based company, Process Relations, GmbH, a world leader in the area of semiconductor process management software.

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PR @ Hannover Fair 2012
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Dr. Dirk Ortloff will be visiting the Hannover Fair 2012 on the 26th of April. If you would like to meet, please contact him.