Santa Clara, California. xMEMS Labs, Inc. is expanding its µCooling fan-on-a-chip platform into XR smart glasses, delivering a one of a kind in-frame active cooling solution for AI-powered wearables. µCooling supports localized, precision-controlled active cooling hidden within the glasses without changing the frames design.

 

Santa Clara, California. xMEMS Labs recently introduced Sycamore-W, the newest solution to the Sycamore near-field MEMS speaker family, developed for smart watches, fitness bands, and other wrist-worn wearables. Sycamore-W promotes xMEMS’ obligation to µFidelity audio in mobile applications.

xMEMS Labs, a provider of solid-state MEMS speaker technology, recently announced that its Cowell MEMS tweeter is now shipping to customers.

xMEMS Labs released the xMEMS XMC-2400 µCooling chip, billed as the first-ever all-silicon, active micro-cooling fan designed for ultramobile devices and innovative artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.

MEMS have been used in lots of sensors and even in microphones. But, until now, I hadn’t seen them used in speakers. xMEMS Labs is one vendor that’s doing just that, and the sound is incredible. When you hear how it works, it really makes a lot of sense. And if you listen to this podcast, you will hear exactly how it works. Check out my discussion with Mike Housholder, the Vice President of Business Development at xMEMS Labs in this week’s Embedded Executives podcast.