Mike

     Unfortunately there are no really catchy consumer devices that I know
     of yet that have pictures on the Web, though I haven't gone looking
     lately.  The applications are things like cars and other systems that
     have had new sensors put in them. But there are many interesting
     pictures of the devices themselves at industry and university sites,
     especially foundries that have multi-user fabrication runs - which
     also often have video clips, though they are fuzzy.  Some URLs are:

     Here are couple multi-user foundry fabs, there are more:
     http://mems.mcnc.org  =  Microelectronics Corp of North Carolina
     http://www.mdl.sandia.gov/Micromachine  =  Sandia National Labs, NM (I
     mention these two because some of my own devices are pictured)

     The one-stop shopping center for MEMS sites (industry and university)
     is right there at ISI:

     mems.isi.edu/archives/mems_centers

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     Date:    Sat, 04 Oct 1997 22:27:30 -0700 From:    Mike Bullard
      To:      info-mems@ISI.EDU
     Subject: RE: Seeking info

     I'm looking for URL's of MEMS and MEMS research, escpecially consumer
     level articles with pictures, etc.  Small bananas to researchers, but
     my bright 8 year old has been making super tiny oragami that I can
     hardly even see, and I think he might really be intrigured with this
     new branch of science.  Suggestions?

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