By Scott Rauscher, Chief Innovation Officer, Rogue Valley Microdevices We have talked with companies building micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) devices who arrived with the same problem. They engaged an established research and development design house, the technical work was solid, and […] Read More »
ITAR registration protects customer IP and sensitive material. Why it matters to every Rogue Valley Microdevices customer, not just defense and space programs. Read More »
By Scott Rauscher, Chief Innovation Officer, Rogue Valley Microdevices Returning from the SPIE Defense + Security 2026 conference, I observed a few themes across the panels and the audience questions relevant to photonics applications in the defense industry and the […] Read More »
By Scott Rauscher, Chief Innovation Officer, Rogue Valley MicrodevicesApril 16, 2026 The MEMS & Sensors Executive Congress (MSEC) 2026 brought together the industry’s leading voices, from Bosch and Infineon to edge-AI pioneers and the analysts tracking where billions in sensor […] Read More »
By Dilek Isik Akcakaya, PhD Microelectronics manufacturing is heavily dependent on the availability of semi-grade Silicon and technologies that enable precise patterning of or on the Silicon Wafers. Creating nano- and micro-scale stationary and/or moving structures allows advancements in computers, […] Read More »
By Jessica Gomez MEMS Foundry Partnership Considerations There are fundamental aspects to consider when choosing a MEMS Foundry partner. This article addresses what to consider when deciding on a MEMS Foundry partnership: 1. Production Capacity Remember that not every foundry […] Read More »
