MEMS Insights

Learn about the differences between a CMOS and MEMS fab and what the leading US MEMS fab, Atomica, has to offer.

Read an internal interview about Atomica’s switch that has the potential to transform industries such as electric vehicles, IoT, medical imaging, defense, aerospace, and power adapters.

STMicro Aymeric Gisselbrecht joins as Senior Vice President of Sales and Career Semi Exec Darwin Enicks leads Process Engineering

Atomica attracts capital from Cerium Technology Ventures, Novo Tellus Capital Partners, and St. Cloud Capital

Learn how critical wafer bonding is in MEMS, sensors, microfluidic biochips, photonics devices, wafer level packaging and 3D heterogeneous integration.

Learn how Deep Reactive Ion Etching (Deep RIE or DRIE) elevates the etching of silicon wafers with high precision, enabling manufacturing of MEMS devices.

Discover the benefits of Silicon Optical Benches (SiOBs) and how they improve costs, precision, and size by moving optical integration to the wafer level.

Read how this massive capability upgrade advances Atomica to the forefront of the MEMS industry enabling production of sensors, photonics, and biochips. 

Learn how the plasma etch system puts Atomica at the cutting edge of MEMS /sensors manufacturing and extends its development and production capabilities.

Read how SiOBs empower optical integration and help deliver faster data rates per optical fiber in tranceivers that hit bandwidths of 800 GB per second.

Read how MEMS sensors are critical as the human driver increasingly relinquishes control to electronic systems, in tomorrow’s world of autonomous vehicles.

Discover what drug delivery, the fight against COVID-19, and personalized “organs” all have in common: they benefit from the tiny world of microfludics.

Read how MEMS, micro versions of normal full-size mechanical and electrical components, allow smartphones, wearables, and automobiles to do amazing things.

Atomica announces Eric Sigler has been promoted to CEO. Former Illumina exec Johan Denecke joins Atomicaas its new Senior Vice President of Operations.

Atomica annouces the completion of its ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) registration with the Office of Defense Trade Controls Compliance.

Read how MEMS and related wafer-level manufacturing capabilities play a central role in advancing vision technologies to the point of widespread adoption.

Atomica is now offering 8-inch (200mm) wafer fabrication capabilities, marshaling in a new era in the company’s ability to serve the growing MEMS industry.

Atomica (formerly IMT) announced today a majority equity financing led by Cerium Technology, an investment firm focused on innovation in the IoT market.