MEMS FOR LARGE AREA AND FLEXIBLE APPLICATIONS


Fall 2009


Fall 2010 (Renewal)


Vladimir Bulovic
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Research Laboratories of Electronics: Laboratory of Organics Optics and Electronics

There are many applications for (MEMS) in large area applications for sensing and actuation that are cost prohibitive with current silicon wafer based MEMS devices. This project will develop flexible, paper-thin multi-sensor arrays of unconventional MEMS. The technology will enable economical full field sensing or actuation over an entire surface, leading to new applications in aerospace, automotive, biomedical, and energy markets.