Microelectromechanical Systems

Block out snoring and external noise with these sleep-friendly headphones -- all tested by CNET's experts.

xMEMS is making is easier for companies to use micro speakers to improve earbud audio quality.

A team of researchers at the George R. Brown School of Engineering and Computing at Rice University has developed an innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled, low-cost device that will make flow cytometry—a technique used to analyze cells or particles in a fluid using a laser beam—affordable and accessible.

MIT researchers demonstrated the first fully 3D-printed, droplet-emitting electrospray engine. The low-cost device can be fabricated more quickly than traditional thrusters, potentially from on board a spacecraft, and could enable CubeSats to perform precise, in-orbit maneuvers, aiding space research projects.

Melissa Smith, an associate leader at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, strongly believes in the power of collaboration when it comes to her own work, the work of her colleagues, and the innovative research done by MIT professors and students.

This weird information-theory concept has become a power-saving chip

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Xmems Labs unveiled its "fan on a chip" micro-cooling components for actively cooling smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices.

xMEMS's new micro-cooling chip could bring active cooling to any device.

This year, Ferrari for the first time surpassed Hermès as the most valuable luxury company in the world as measured by stock multiple.

Beats made significant updates to audio quality and battery life on the Solo 4, but the design is in need of a refresh.

MIT researchers modified a multimaterial 3D printer to produce three-dimensional solenoids in one step. The devices could generate about three times more magnetic field than other 3D-printed solenoids, and could help lower the cost of electronics.

xMEMS' Cypress will be a massive improvement for what MEMS drivers are capable of doing for wireless earbuds.

These days it's hard to not come across solid-state (micro-electromechanical systems, MEMS) microphones, as they are now displacing electret microphones almost everywhere due to their small size and l...

xMEMS' new silicone audio drivers sound incredible, are easy to manufacture in bulk, and are nearly indestructible.

The company partnered with xMEMS on the technology.

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, the proverb "the bigger the better" was turned upside down and a race to make everything smaller has started. From miniature optical components to micro-scale medical devices, the quest for creating ever smaller yet more intricate structures has led to remarkable progress in a wide range of fields.

13 new Takeda Fellows for MIT's 2023-24 academic year will conduct pathbreaking research ranging from remote health monitoring for virtual clinical trials to ingestible devices for at-home, long-term diagnostics.

California-based xMEMS is one of a small handful of companies pushing the new, solid-state technology. It promises high fidelity with a tiny footprint, but...