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Discover CEA-Leti’s latest results in Microphone MEMS and Optomechanical Sensing
The field of Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) has evolved significantly since the 1980s, transitioning from simple capacitive sensors to highly sensitive piezoresistive sensors. This presentation will outline the development roadmap for MEMS, emphasizing innovative materials and sensing technologies that are driving next-generation devices, particularly in microphone MEMS and optomechanical sensing.
DON'T MISS Pierre-Damien BERGER'S TALK ON Microphone MEMS and Optomechanical Sensing
Session 2: R&D, manufacturing and applications
Tuesday, April 21, 2026, 1:50 p.m.
MEMS no Shinpo: Advancing the Future with Illustrative Applications in Microphone MEMS and Optomechanical Sensing
Pierre-Damien BERGER
MEMS Industrial Partnerships Manager
ABOUT THE MEF
The MEMS Engineer Forum (MEF) is a unique forum, organized by engineers among the key players in the field, aiming to provide an overview of the current state of MEMS technology, which is a core technology for the 21st century, and the future of the technology through the next decade.
The 17th annual MEF2026 starting its debut in March 2009 brings together engineers from worldwide with their unique perspectives and skills in the basic MEMS technologies and other related areas to enhance a new stream both in business and technology development.
Participants include technology managers, university researchers, consultants, and financiers from around the world who are involved in MEMS technology development and business.
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We hope that open discussions among engineers and researchers from industry and academia was held at the MEF, and that by contributing to the enhancement and advancement of MEMS technology, we will make a further contribution to the lasting development of the MEMS industry worldwide.
More information on MEF’s website