ACAMP
http://acamp.ca/
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| Founded in 2007, ACAMP is a unique industry-led advanced technology product
development centre that entrepreneurs count on to move their innovation from
proof-of-concept to manufactured product by providing access to multidisciplinary
engineers, technology experts, unique specialized equipment, and industry acumen.
We focus on electronics hardware, firmware, software (ML/AI), sensors, and embedded
systems. We are the only advanced technology product development group in Canada
that provides a full range of support at each stage of the product development process.
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Alberta Japan Office
https://investalberta.ca/international-offices/japan/
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The Japan Office develops important business relationships and can help your company
pursue your international business goals. Invest in Canada. Invest in Alberta.
- The Japan Office works with Alberta companies to find customers for
their products, partners for their projects and investors for their businesses.
- The Japan Office supports Japanese companies that want to source
Alberta products, services or technologies and identifies investment opportunities.
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Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Intelligent Robots and Systems (BAICIRS)
https://smen.bit.edu.cn/english/about/introduction/index.htm
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BAICIRS was founded in August 2015 among the first batch of 13 advanced
innovation centers accredited by Beijing Municipal Education Commission.
Focusing on the national major demands and the global research fronts in
intelligent robots and systems, and with the objectives to yield solutions
for a series of major and frontier scientific issues, BAICIRS endeavors
to make breakthroughs in theories and technologies of locomotion, bionics,
multiscale perception and manipulation, micro/nano robotics, biomechatronic
fusion and interaction, and system control and integration, through comprehensive
and interdisciplinary integration of molecular bionics, bionic mechanics,
multiscale perception and manipulation technologies, MEMS/NEMS technologies,
and multiple artificial intelligence technologies. Around 110 researchers
with various background from Japan, US, Europe as well as China assemble
at BAICIRS to challenge the world-class problems.
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Catalonia Trade & Investment, Tokyo Office
http://catalonia.com/
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Catalonia Trade & Investment is the Catalan Government's agency
for foreign investment and business competitiveness. It promotes innovation,
internationalization,trade and funding of Catalan companies and startups.
Headquartered in Barcelona, Catalonia Trade & Investment operates from 40
offices around the world. Tokyo Office is one of the first overseas offices,
with more than 30 years of experience.
Catalonia has a longstanding industrial tradition. With 16% of Spanish
population,Catalonia accounts for nearly 20% of Spanish GDP and 25% of its industry.
Food chemicals, motor vehicles, energy and pharma are the main industrial sectors,
and today, this strong industrial base and a powerful ICT sector are key elements
making Catalonia a driving force in industry 4.0.
Catalonia also boasts its scientific excellence and quality, with several
state-of-the-art scientific facilities that support R&D system, including
the ALBA Synchrotron (the first particle accelerator in Southern Europe),
MareNostrum-BSC (Spain's premium supercomputer and one Europe's foremost), and
the National Microelectronics Centre (Spain's largest public centre for
microelectronics).
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CEA-LETI
https://www.leti-cea.com/cea-tech/leti/english
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CEA-Leti, a technology research institute at CEA Tech, pioneers micro and nanotechnologies,
tailoring differentiating applicative solutions that ensure competitiveness in a wide range of
markets. The institute tackles critical challenges such as healthcare, energy, transport and ICTs.
Its multidisciplinary teams deliver solid expertise for applications ranging from sensors to data
processing and computing solutions, leveraging world-class pre-industrialization facilities.
CEA-Leti builds long-term relationships with its industrial partners - global companies, SMEs and
startups - and actively supports the launch of technology startups.
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Fraunhofer ENAS
http://www.enas.fraunhofer.de/en.html
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| The Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems ENAS, located in Chemnitz, Germany, is one of 76 research institutes in the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. Fraunhofer ENAS is the expert and development partner in the field of smart systems and their integration for a wide range of applications. We offer innovative solutions and accompany customer projects along the complete value chain of smart systems. From the idea to the design, technology development or implementation based on existing technologies to the tested prototype and technology transfer, Fraunhofer ENAS is a reliable innovation partner for start-ups, SMEs or large enterprises. In addition to technology development as well as smart sensor systems, the institute increasingly focuses on building application demonstrators in the context of upstream product development. We develop high-performance sensors, new sensor and actuator systems based on integrated nanostructures and standard technologies, beyond-CMOS components, novel integration technologies, advanced reliability concepts. Moreover, we complete these topics by innovative developments in the fields of simulation, data analyses by means of artificial intelligence and security of systems. Through requirement engineering, we adapt the systems for different applications and embed them into higher-level more complex systems.
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Integrated Circuit Design Reserach & Education Center (ICDREC)
https://vnuhcm.edu.vn/about-us/33396864/316864/386864 |
| ICDREC, established in 2005 in Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh
(VNU-HCM) , is the first and only full-fledged research and development
unit that has the capability of successfully designing a variety of digital/analog
IC chips as well as MEMS sensors, and at the same time, to apply these
chips and sensors in creating various application equipment/systems to
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IME
https://www.a-star.edu.sg/ime/home |
Leading Microelectronics Research Institute for Industrial and Academic Collaboration.
Established in 1991, the Institute of Microelectronics (IME) is a research institute under
Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). In IME, we focus on delivering
high impact research and development for the global semiconductor industry. IME's role is to
collaboratively develop and innovate next-generation technologies to enable a dynamic semiconductor
ecosystem. Together with our highly skilled talent pool, we develop strategic competencies and
innovative technologies through state-of-the-art infrastructure. IME's core research areas are in
Advanced Packaging, Sensors & Actuators, mmWave and Wide-Bandgap technologies.
We will continue to shape the semiconductor industry's roadmap for many years to come.
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IMEC
http://www.imec-int.com/en/about-us |
We perform world-leading research in nano-electronics and create groundbreaking
innovation in application domains such as healthcare, smart cities and mobility,
logistics and manufacturing, and energy.
The combination of our widely acclaimed leadership in microchip technology and profound
software and ICT expertise is what makes imec unique.
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ITRI
http://www.itri.org.tw/eng/
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ITRI is a world-leading applied technology research institute with more than 6,000
outstanding employees. Its mission is to drive industrial development, create economic
value, and enhance social well-being through technology R&D. Founded in 1973, it pioneered
in IC development and started to nurture new tech ventures and deliver its R&D results to
industries. ITRI has set up and incubated companies such as TSMC, UMC, Taiwan Mask Corp.,
Epistar Corp., Mirle Automation Corp., and Taiwan Biomaterial Co.
ITRI is dedicated to creating new value and identifying emerging demands for partners while
facing global challenges and opportunities, such as urbanization, aging societies, new production
and consumption patterns, climate change caused by global warming, and a post-COVID-19 era.
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 IVAM https://www.ivam.de/?lang=en |
Interessengemeinschaft zur Verbreitung von Anwendungen der
Mikrostrukturtechniken |
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IVAM is an international association of companies and institutes in the
field of microtechnology.
IVAM is the communicative bridge between suppliers and users of microtechnology
products and services. At present 165 companies and institutes from eight
European countries, Korea, Japan and the United States are IVAM members.
IVAM Objectives
- to bring innovations to market and create competitive advantages
via technology marketing.
- to work international markets and provide worldwide networking.
- to provide lobbying services for small and medium-sized enterprises
in the high-tech sector.
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 MANCEF http://www.mancef.org/ |
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MANCEF was incorporated in December 2000 as a not-for-profit organization
in Florida, USA.
MANCEF Objectives
- To promote the exchange of knowledge and disseminate information that can
accelerate the emergence of an effective economic basis for the future
development of Micro and Nano-technology based industries
- To produce conferences, educational training sessions, international trade
shows, seminars and internet-based electronic forums focusing on Micro
and Nanotechnology, including commercial and educational opportunities
utilizing such technology
- To solicit proposals that will promote the commercialization of Micro,
Nano and other small emergent technologies
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MEMS & Sensors Industry Group in U.S.A.
http://www.memsindustrygroup.org/ |
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The MEMS & Sensors Industry Group (MSIG) is the premier trade association
representing the MEMS and Microstructure industries. MSIG's goal is to:
- enable the exchange of non-proprietary information among members
- provide reliable industry data that furthers the development of technology
- work with various groups to bring about the greater commercial development
and use of MEMS and MEMS-enabled products
MIG strives to be the unifying voice of the commercial MEMS industry.
Mission Statement
MIG strives to be the unifying voice of the commercial MEMS industry. Our
mission is to try to understand and to eliminate the barriers that prevent
the greater commercial use of MEMS and MEMS-enabled technology.
In support of this mission, MIG provides its members with benefits and
information previously unavailable to the industry. In addition to the
annual Industry Report, members have access to the latest MIG-generated
industry research and statistics on employment, revenue and markets. Linked
together via the MIG Web site, members have instant, global visibility
as thousands of unique customers, researchers, media and policymakers per
month visit the site for information, industry news and trends.
Additionally, MIG provides two unique annual industry events: METRIC and
the MEMS Executive Congress. These events offer the opportunity to
engage with peers in the MEMS industry in meaningful dialogue about technology
and business, and how to harness both to move towards wider and more successful
commercialization.
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National Nanotechnology Manufacturing Center (NNMC)
http://nnmcinc.com/index.php/component/content/article/2-uncategorised/3-home-page-read-more-1 |
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The US National Nanotechnology Manufacturing Center (NNMC) is a non-profit
organization dedicated to the development of a robust, sustainable nanomanufacturing
infrastructure by leveraging existing manufacturing capabilities and supporting
the creating of new capabilities when necessary. In the US, it is nationally-recognized
as the valued resource for the commercialization and manufacture of nanotechnology,
and development of industry standards and workplace safety procedures.
The NNMC currently has a major focus in nanolithography utilizing a wide
range of sophisticated developmental instruments and test hardware, including:
a Nano-R2 atomic force microscope, PixDro and Dimatix industrial ink-jet
printers, NanoInk NSCRIPTOR Enabling Dip Pen Nanolithography research platform,
and a 2-camera, single laser, full-motion image quality measurement system.
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NTRA
http://www.showsbee.com/company-937-Nano-Technology-Research-Association-of-KOREA-(NTRA).html
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Nano Technology Research Association was established on Dec. 12, 2001 under
"the Act on Promotion of Industrial Technology Association", to develop the fundamental
technology in the area of NT, and to play a role in facilitating the industrialization
and new industry and securing national competitive edge while gradually/systematically
constructing the cooperation system between industry, academy, research institute and government area.
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Russian MEMS Association (RAMEMS)
http://www.mems-russia.com/ |
Russian MEMS Association was founded in June 2010. It is the leading organization
in Russia, which specializes in microsystems only.
RAMEMS was created as a body which was aimed to support MEMS business in
Russia and develop the relationship with foreign partners.
RAMEMS promotes MEMS tendency by making e-newsletters, holding MEMS Forums,
which are considered to be the main industry events in Russia, developing
international cooperation between MEMS research centers, manufacturers
and users, commercializing our partners’ technologies, creating an effective
informational field aimed at revitalizing Russian companies output and
development, and contributing to new jobs and and wealth .
The bridge function between foreign and Russian partners is still a core
aspect of the company, and RAMEMS has continuously adapted its great experience
gained from effective cooperation with MEMS-leading organizations all over
the world to the needs of the domestic MEMS industry.
Now RAMEMS offers various technologies, products and trainings for all
steps of MEMS-components and systems production, from market research and
component modeling to making a turn-key solution.
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SHTP Labs
http://shtplabs.org/en/ |
-To be recognized as a leading 8 core R&D Center in Vietnam, playing
leading role in research and development in hi-tech areas.
-Products form R&D results at SHTP Labs contribute to substantial growth
of Vietnamese hi-tech industries.
-SHTP Labs is a business unit under Saigon Hi-Tech Park, which was launched to serve the mission of carrying out scientific research and technological development in Vietnam.
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SIMTech
https://www.a-star.edu.sg/simtech/
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The Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) develops
high-value manufacturing technology and human capital to enhance the competitiveness
of Singapore's manufacturing industry. It collaborates with various multinational and
local companies in the precision engineering, medtech, aerospace, automotive, marine,
oil & gas, electronics, semiconductor, logistics, and other sectors.
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SUFRAMA
https://www.gov.br/suframa/pt-br (Portuguese)
https://thebrazilbusiness.com/article/manaus-free-trade-zone (English commentary)
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Superintendency of the Manaus Free Zone, is an agency of the Brazilian Federal Public
Administration under the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade - MDIC - whose
purpose is to manage and control the tax incentives granted to companies established in the
Manaus Free Zone, as well as promoting development strategies for the Amazonia Occidental
to assume the role of investment promotion agency.
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UC Berkley, BSAC
https://bsac.berkeley.edu/
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The Berkeley Sensor & Actuator Center (BSAC) began in 1986 as a National Science
Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC). BSAC was
organized as an NSF Center to develop a science, engineering, and technology base
for microsensors, microactuators, and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Here,
the repeated appearance of the word "micro" underlies a fundamental tenet in the BSAC
vision: That miniaturization in any physical domain, be it electrical, mechanical,
chemical, or biological, begets compelling performance benefits. In 1998, BSAC expanded
to a multi-campus NSF I/UCRC with the addition of UC Davis, a major campus of the
University of California 60 miles from UC Berkeley. BSAC became a graduated NSF I/UCRC
center in 2008, after which it no longer received NSF funding but rather continues
entirely under industry member support.
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VTT
https://www.vttresearch.com/en
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VTT is one of Europe's leading research institutions. We are owned by the Finnish
state. We advance the utilisation and commercialisation of research and technology in
commerce and society. Through scientific and technological means, we turn large global
challenges into sustainable growth for businesses and society. We bring together people,
business, science and technology to solve the biggest challenges of our time. This is
how we create sustainable growth, jobs and wellbeing and bring exponential hope.
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WIMS2
https://wims2.clubexpress.com/
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The mission of the Center for Wireless Integrated MicroSensing and Systems (WIMS2)
at the University of Michigan is to advance the investigation, development, and application
of sensor-enabled microsystems through basic research, education, and interactions with industry.
Created in 2000 with support from the National Science Foundation, the Center brings together
research in core technologies (such as MEMS, micropower circuits, and RF technology) to
facilitate microsystems for healthcare, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure
monitoring. The collaborative, multi-disciplinary research environment within WIMS2 provides
a unique opportunity for system-level investigation of challenging research problems.
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