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CSEM Scientific and Technical Report 2018 CSEM SA Jaquet-Droz 1 CH-2002 Neuchâtel SCIENTIFIC & CENTER ALPNACH Untere Gründlistrasse 1 CH-6055 Alpnach 2018 CENTER LANDQUART TECHNICAL REPORT Bahnhofstrasse 1 CH-7302 Landquart CENTER MUTTENZ Tramstrasse 99 CH-4132 Muttenz ZÜRICH OFFICE Technoparkstrasse 1 CH-8005 Zurich CONTACT www.csem.ch [email protected] [email protected] IMPRINT Full report title CSEM Scientific and Technical Report 2018 Editor and publisher CSEM SA [email protected] T +41 32 720 5111 Publication Frequency yearly Media printed and electronic Website www.csem.ch/str2018 Cover page design Contreforme www.contreforme.ch Printing Imprimerie Baillod SA, Bevaix (Switzerland) PREFACE Dear Reader, From its founding to the present day, CSEM has been a cornerstone of technology development and transfer, both in precision microtechnologies (our DNA) and digitalization technologies. These intelligent technologies are the foundations on which smart systems are built, promising all industries new opportunities for economic growth. To be digital is to think digital, to believe in innovation, and to believe in people. Together we can build tomorrow, starting today. We know that some economic players in Switzerland have taken the digital plunge. And we hope that their positive experience can be a source of inspiration for others who would like to but don't know how and where to start, encouraging them to join us. We look forward to guiding and supporting them on this journey. While our close connections to industry help us anticipate the trends of tomorrow’s markets, our tight links with researchers in Switzerland and abroad keep us up to date with cutting-edge academic research. With more than 400 experts driven by a passion for science and innovation, we work day after day to expand our reach as a leading research and technology organization, transforming science into revolutionary technologies and promoting innovation in industry. I hope you enjoy reading this report and that doing so gives you a real sense of how CSEM experts can, by applying their creativity and innovativeness, help industry and society to prepare for the future. Mario El-Khoury CEO, CSEM SA 1 2 CONTENTS Optical Phase Retarder based on Plasmonic PREFACE 1 Nanostructures 40 Freeform Micro-optics for Non-imaging Applications 41 HySurf—Microstructured Hybrid Surface with Improved MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATED Friction Properties 42 PROJECTS—MIPS 7 Folded Micro-optical Connectivity Solution 43 DeepIoT—Embedded Deep Learning Algorithms for Studying the Effect of Plasmonic Nanostructures to eHealth IoT 9 Enhance Solar Water Splitting 44 FlexWave—Silicon Flexure Systems with Inkjet-printed Liquid Biopsy—A disposable Cartridge to Measure Waveguides 10 Proteins from Whole Blood 45 DISPOGEN—Oxygen Sensing at Home 11 First Microfluidic Valve with Integrated Mixer for In-line Sample Preparation 46 LONGECG—Low-cost low-power Cooperative Sensors 12 Calibration-free Liquid Dispensing of Microliter Volumes 47 MIAM-3D—Metallic Inks Applied to Additively Manufactured 3D parts 13 AutoMiA—Automated Bovine Milk Analysis by Impedance Spectroscopy 48 PocketDX—Compact Flow Cytometer for Industrial Water Quality Monitoring 14 Aptamer-based Electrochemical Detection of Aflatoxins on a Smartphone 49 PROBIOTICS —a Pressure Monitoring Robust Unobtrusive Batteryless IoT Integrated Circuit & System 15 Low-cost Printed Electrochemical Urinalysis Sensors for Health, Fitness, and Nutrition 50 Witness—an Autonomous Camera on a Sticker 16 FluoSense—Highly Sensitive Fluorescence Detection 3DprintedFluidics—Revolutionary Fluidic Components with Silicon Photomultipliers 51 Enabled by Additive Manufacturing Technologies 17 Stem Cell Organoid Culture Platform for Pharmaceutical HECTIC2—SiC-based MEMS Pressure Sensor and Industrial Applications 52 Development 18 Roll-to-roll Printed Wireless Sensors Platform on Low- SILOSCAPE—Flexure-based Oscillators for Mechanical cost and Flexible Substrates 53 Watches 19 EchoPad—Flexible Pad-based Ultrasound System for SmartShock—Mechanical Shock Resistance of Continuous Heart Monitoring 54 Mesoscale Parts: Semi-automatic Design Testing and Adaptation 20 PHOTOVOLTAICS & ENERGY MICROSYSTEMS 21 MANAGEMENT 55 Neurons on 3D Microelectrode Arrays 24 Progress towards High-efficiency Perovskite/Silicon Tandem Devices 60 MEMS-based Gas Chronomatograph 25 Design and Fabrication of Microfluidic Systems for Two Development of High Mobility TCOs for Heterojunction Solar Cells 61 Phase Cooling 26 Multi-service Microgrid in an Industrial Environment 62 Adhesives for Solder Replacement 27 Data-driven Reinforcement Learning for Smart Packaging Design and Simulation for Space Applications 28 Controllers in Large Building Facilities 63 Semi-automated Diamond-based Thermo-compression Model-based Online Estimation of the State of Charge in Wire-bonder 29 Lithium-ion Batteries 64 Mechanical Strength of Precipitate Hardenable Al Alloys Optimal Control Platform for Coupling Energy Vectors 65 using ECAP 30 Performance of Home Energy Management Systems: 3D Printing of Sub-millimeter Sized Components 31 Insights from the Prosumer-Lab 66 Powder Features in SLM: How important is it? 32 Selective Laser Melting of sub-200 µm Features of Components 33 SYSTEMS 67 Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) Based Temporal SURFACE ENGINEERING 35 Classification of Land Usage Using Satellite Imagery 69 A Wireless Solar Powered Pressure Pad for Sail ACEnano—A Tiered Approach for Nanomaterial Risk Performance Monitoring 70 Assessment 37 Controlling the End-Effector Absolute Pose of a Large 3D Printed Models to Understand Aerosol Evolution and Hybrid Manufacturing Robot based on Real-time Laser Deposition in the Human Respiratory Tract 38 Tracking Technology 71 Microstructures Stamped into Ti Dental Implants for Trademark Protection 39 3 3D Lightfield Imaging for 100% Inspection in MEMS and An Active Near-field Communication (NFC) System 104 Microsystems Manufacturing 72 Miniature Acquisition, Processing and Wireless Generic Condition-based Monitoring for CSEM VISARD Communication System-on-Chip for Prosthetic Automation Platform 73 Applications based on Electromyography (EMG) 105 RailCheck—Deep Learning for Railway Track Inspection 74 FastEye+, a High-speed Camera with Embedded Neural Redesign, Manufacturing, and Testing of a Slip Ring Networks for Smart Vision 106 Rotor for Space Applications based on Additive Switched-capacitor Degeneration for PVT Robust and Manufacturing 75 Power Efficient Biomedical AFEs 107 Flight Model Acceptance Test Campaign of Two Corner High-density Microelectrode Array with 4096 Full-duplex Cube Mechanisms for MTG 76 Channels 108 Close-Up Imager (CLUPI) for the EXOMARS Mission: Focus Mechanism Test Campaign 77 ANNEXES 109 RemoveDebris, in-orbit Experimentation of CSEM LiDAR 78 Broadband Swept-Wavelength Infrared GaSb Laser for Publications 109 in-vivo Sensing Applications 79 Proceedings 112 High-power Femtosecond Laser System for High- Conferences and Workshops 115 throughput Manufacturing 80 Research Projects 118 oBPM™—Location Independent Continuous Optical Swiss Commission for Technology and Innovation 120 Blood Pressure Monitoring 81 European Commission Projects 123 Pediatric Respiratory Rate Estimation through Deep European Space Agency, Swiss Space Office, and Swiss Neural Networks 82 Space Center Projects 126 Chest-based PPG for Pulse Oximetry and Non-occlusive Industrial Property 127 Blood Pressure Monitoring 83 Collaboration with Research Institutes and Universities 127 Wearable Vital Sign Monitoring System for Reinforced Speech Processing 84 Teaching 131 Common-mode Rejection in the Measurement of Theses 132 Wearable ECG with Cooperative Sensors 85 Commissions and Committees 133 Enhanced Robotic Surgery with Multimodal Sensing 86 Prizes and Awards 136 Flexible, Hollow Organs with Inner Structures for Medical Validation and Training 87 ULTRA-LOW-POWER INTEGRATED SYSTEMS 89 Interoperability of ULP Wireless Sensor Networks 91 5G Technologies for IoT and Low-power Wireless Communications 92 Data Validation using Machine Learning 93 Remote Vital Signs Monitoring using a FMCW Radar and Machine Learning 94 A Power Optimized Hybrid TDMA-WiseMAC Switchable Protocol for Hand Prostheses 95 Comparison of 20 GHz Low-power Wide-range Oscillators in 28 nm CMOS 96 Link Budget, Power Trade-offs using Optimized Bluetooth 5 Transceiver IP 97 A Highly Efficient DC-DC Buck Converter for Load Currents from 1 µA to 50 mA 98 Efficient Deep Learning Algorithm for Person Detection from Ceiling-mount Cameras 99 Intelligent Multispectral Imaging System for Detecting Human Skin 100 An Ultra-low-power High Dynamic Range Image Sensor 101 A Reticle-size X-ray Photon Counting Detector 102 A Super High-performance Ultra-low-power Temperature Compensated Real Time Clock 103 4 CSEM SA CSEM is a private, non-profit research and technology organization (RTO) and a Swiss innovation accelerator—a catalyst for the transfer of technologies and know-how from fundamental research to industry. The organization is recognized as an innovation vector thanks to its provision of technology platforms that enable significant scientific and creative breakthroughs in today’s world. CSEM’s research strategy is built around five main programs: Microsystems—Dedicated to the development of complete and reliable microsystems solutions ranging from advanced manufacturing technologies, MEMS designs, and packaging concepts to more complex digital microfabrication technology— mainly based on 3D printing and additive manufacturing. #additivemanufacturing #AM #mems #3Dprinting #design
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