Today, some of the most exciting new opportunities in devices exist in the field of MEMS.

Whether we know it or not, most people interact with MEMS daily. A new car will have dozens of MEMS based sensors, and new mobile phones will contain accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, pressure sensors, and microphones. As MEMS become smaller, require less power and are less expensive to manufacture, they are expected to play an increasing role in the wireless internet of things (IoT) and home automation.

Teledyne MEMS has provided innovative solutions to hundreds of companies since 1982, helping to develop and reliably manufacture some of the smallest actuators, sensors and 3D mechanical structures in existence in a host of high profile brands.