We are at the 16th International Workshop on Nanomechanical Sensors held in Lausanne/Switzerland on June 19-21 2019.

Are you there too? Then please visit our booth to learn more about the NANOSENSORS™ MSS (Membrane Type Surface Stress Sensors) dedicated to R&D in the areas of olfactory sensing and electronic noses.

If you don’t have time to attend the workshop and exhibition this week then please have a look at the MSS video or the MSS Webpage to learn more.

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The NANOSENSORS Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensor – MSS is a non-packaged MEMS sensor, a silicon membrane platform supported with four beams on which piezoresistors are embedded. It is mainly dedicated to R&D in the areas of olfactory sensing and electronic noses.

There are currently two major applications for this type of sensor:

• the MSS has a great potential as a core component for electronic (artificial) nose systems / olfactory sensing systems utilized in e.g., medical, food, environment, safety and security fields.
• the MSS can also be used for assessment of various materials like organic conductors, magnetic and superconductor materials in torque magnetometry.

To find out more please have a look at the video or at the NANOSENSORS™ MSS webpage.

We will also have a booth at the ISOEN 2019, the International Symposium on Olfaction and Electronic Nose in Fukuoka/Japan later this month.

If you are also attending this conference please visit us there.

Don’t forget to visit NANOSENSORS™ at booth 14-H at the MEMS Sensing & Network Systems 2018 conference and exhibition in Makuhari/Japan this week to learn more about the NANOSENSORS™ MSS (Membrane Type Surface Stress Sensors) dedicated to R&D in the areas of olfactory sensing and electronic noses.

If you don’t have time to attend the exhibition this week then have a look at the MSS video to learn more.