Working with researchers at Politecnico di Milano, CEA-Leti has developed the world's smallest-footprint MEMS gyroscope that is capable of providing navigation-grade performance. The researchers were able to meet these specifications with a sensor footprint of only 1.3 mm2 by leveraging nano-resistive sensing.

70^th Startup Highlights the World-Class, Basic-Research Institute’s Culture of Encouraging Entrepreneurship Among its Scientists.

World’s First NEMS-Based Gyroscope Operates at 50 kHz in Severe Environments

CEA-Leti announced that its scientists have demonstrated a machine-learning technique exploiting what used to be considered non-ideal traits of RRAM devices. This overcomes barriers in the development of RRAM-based edge-learning systems.

According to the company, this demonstration opens the way to technology that allows a reduction in the cost, the power consumption.

VLSI 2020 Paper Details First Proof of Integration of FDSOI CMOS Devices Processed at 500°C, for Further 3D Monolithic Integration.

CEA-Leti demonstrated a fabrication of a gate-all-around (GAA) nanosheet device. The new device is to be used as an alternative to FinFET technology.