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CMC Microsystems Success Stories in Automotive

Powertrain components, safety systems, environmental systems, pollution control, navigation, collision avoidance systems and multimedia systems depend on microsystems.

Nakul Verma (left), Matthew Ward (centre left), Dr. Ash Parameswaran (centre), and Michael Sjoerdsma (right) at Simon Fraser University are using microsystems tools and technologies provided by CMC to design and build miniature sensors and actuators that will help create quieter cars.

CMC Microsystems Success Stories in Automotive

2006

Improving the Safety of 'Smart' Electric/Hybrid Cars: Research Collaboration Drives Automotive Innovation

2005

Small Tech Helps Drivers Navigate Big Cities: Improving Navigation

2004

Man in Motion: From Vehicles to Magic Wands, New Microsensor Hits Global Markets

Noise Busters: CMC Helps Scientists Design Quieter Cars

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