Microfabricated Sensors

Microfabricated sensors are tiny devices created using advanced manufacturing techniques similar to those used in making computer chips. They detect specific environmental or physical changes—like temperature, pressure, or chemical presence—and convert that information into signals that can be measured. Due to their small size, these sensors can be integrated into complex systems for detailed monitoring in medical devices, industrial equipment, or environmental assessments. Their precision and miniaturization enable continuous, real-time data collection in applications where space and sensitivity are critical.