May 23, 2023 MIT in Cambridge
Don’t miss A New Topology for MEMS
Omnitron Co-founder & CEO Eric Aguilar’s presentation at MSTC
To keep up with surging demand for an enormous range of MEMS sensors in high-volume markets, we need a new topology for MEMS. And now we have one. Omnitron is rewriting the script for MEMS process and packaging techniques—simplifying fabrication to improve capacitance, increase ruggedness, improve yield, speed design-to-manufacture, and to reduce cost.
“Omnitron Sensors is a new kind of semiconductor process development company. In the semiconductor industry, innovation is always tied to the newest technology node. In MEMS, it’s all about topology.”
MEMS sensing technology company Omnitron Sensors has validated a process for a fast, rugged, and low-cost microelectromechanical system (MEMS) scanning mirror for a novel optical subsystem meeting the most demanding requirements of LiDARs in automotive advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), drones, and robotics. Reportedly, the company’s MEMS mirror will produce a 2X to 3X larger field of view than comparable MEMS mirrors used in long-range LiDARs.
Omnitron Sensors, a startup in Los Angeles, have developed a process to produce a fast-moving MEMS scanning mirror. The company say this will meet the large field of view requirements of lidars used for ADAS; AD; drones, and robotics. Omnitron’s MEMS mirror will produce a double- or triple-sized field of view compared to other MEMS mirrors…
