The InnoCON is a platform that presents successful projects and invites networking. The CiS Research Institute presented technological challenges of the project “TeSIS – Textured Blackbody MEMS IR Emitter” and presented itself at the joint stand of the FTVT
At the CiS Research Institute, silicon-based MEMS sensors are being developed for testing safety-relevant bolted connections. Such special bolts can be used for example in mechanical engineering, materials handling and wind power plants
This year’s technology conference “elmug4future” is dedicated to the main topics “Condition, Health and Quality Monitoring – Sensors, Methods and Applications”. In the comcenter Brühl Erfurt, the CiS Research Institute will be represented with exciting presentations on current development results
CiS will be represented at Sensor China 2019, Shanghai (2nd-4th September 2019) as an exhibitor at the LEG Thüringen joint stand
On August 8, 2019 in Bad Langensalza, Wolfgang Tiefensee, Thuringia’s Minister of Economic Affairs, presented the award notices to the winners of the first technology competition “GetStarted2gether”
The new research project “Pressure sensor made of <110> silicon with increased linearity” promises a significant reduction of calibration effort, potential sources of error and costs for high-precision pressure sensing elements
At Sensor+Test 2019, the CiS Research Institute will present current developments and research results from the MEMS, MOEMS and silicon detectors business units for applications in industry, medical and environmental technology
The Jiangning Development Zone presents 5 start-ups at Viva Technology in Paris from May 16-18, 2019, bringing together promising start-ups and the world’s leading technology companies from a variety of industries and offering opportunities for collaboration and networking
The workshop “Customised MEMS Sensors for Applications in Science, Industry4.0, Automotive and Mobility” presents trends and current results from research, development and application for silicon-based MEMS sensors
Dr. Thomas Frank, head of the MEMS department at the CiS Research Institute, explains miniaturized silicon strain sensors, 50 times more sensitive than a conventional metallic foil strain gauge and as small as the head of a pin, on April 4 at 15:00
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