San Francisco / Wellesley / Minneapolis / Stockholm / Tokyo / Leuven / Albuquerque / Pittsburgh / Heitsching / Nagoya / Grenoble / Oiso / San Jose / /
Company
Sony / Vf / Micro Electro Mechanical Systems / Micromachine Technologies / /
Country
Germany / Sweden / Belgium / France / Japan / United States / / /
Facility
Etcheverry Hall / Cory Hall / Al Pisano University of California / B Etcheverry Hall / /
IndustryTerm
vibratory devices / device technology / microrobotics assembly systems / Flip-chip technology / electro mechanical systems / energy / wireless transceivers / self-assembling systems / e.g. electronics / chemical strategy / chemical kinetics / electrical networks / industrial products / ip-chip technology / possible hybrid devices / /
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Surface-mount / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / UC Berkeley / University of California / Berkeley / US Federal Reserve / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Stanford / /
Person
John Canny / Michael Cohn / Ken Goldberg / Bruce Donald / Roger Howe / D. A. Borkholder / V / Lydia Kavraki / Wojciech Matusik / Kris Pister / /
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Vp base Figure / Hilton Head / Author addresses / piezo Vp / /
ProvinceOrState
Minnesota / New Mexico / Pennsylvania / California / Massachusetts / /
Parallel Microassembly with Electrostatic Force Fields Karl-Friedrich Bohringer, Ken Goldberg, Michael Cohn, Roger Howe, Al Pisano University of California, Berkeley http://www.ieor.berkeley.edu/~karl/MicroSelfAssembly