Partners

Sensonor develops solutions in cooperation with partners that are global leaders in their respective areas. The following organizations constitute the backbone of our extensive partner network.

The SINTEF Group, Norway, is the largest independent research organization in Scandinavia and provides research-based expertise, services and products ranging from micro technology, communication and software technology, computational software and information systems to security and safety. The close cooperation with Sintef (from the sixties, SI, the national institute for applied industrial research, later integrated with Sintef) has been paramount for Sensonor. In general Sensonor develops basic micro technology integration and manufacturing processes in close cooperation with the Microsystems and Nanotechnology group and the clean room laboratory MiNaLab. Particular strengths of the relationship are within DRIE, wafer bonding, functional materials and MEMS and MOEMS devices.
www.sintef.com

Vestfold University College has established itself as the main academic centre for micro system technology in Norway. The Faculty of Science and Engineering offers both a Bachelor and Master degree in MST. Areas of research are within MEMS with focus on micro energy devices, biomedical micro systems and micro packaging technologies. Vestfold University College co-ordinates industry cluster activities within "Norwegian Centre of Expertise - Microsystems". Sensonor has a strong cooperation with IMST (Institute for Micro System Technology at Vestfold University College) in the field of micro packaging technologies.
www.hve.no

Imego, The Institute of Micro and Nanotechnology in Gothenburg, Sweden, fill the gap between the commercial and academic worlds by developing and commercializing research. Outstanding expertise within sensor platforms is the core of Imegos activities. A particular strength is their unique test equipments and complementary test procedures. Imego is a leading developer of high performance MEMS inertial sensors and small, low-weight Inertial Measurement Units. Sensonor has for years benefited from close cooperation within these fields.
www.imego.com

Acreo, Sweden, is a contract R&D institute in electronics, optics and communication technology. Particular focus is within IR-detectors and thermal imaging such as QWIP and Microbolometers and Biomedical imaging. Acreo has been appointed "Institute Excellence Center" by VINNOVA within design, fabrication and evaluation of semiconductor based detector and modulator modules at wavelengths ranging from X-ray to far-IR; this program has been named "IMAGIC- IMAGing Integrated Components". Sensonor relies on a close cooperation with Acreo within micro bolometer sensing materials.
www.acreo.com