WIMS 2

The mission of the Center for Wireless Integrated MicroSensing and Systems (WIMS 2) at the University of Michigan is to advance the investigation, development, and application of sensor-enabled microsystems through basic research, education, and interactions with industry. Created in 2000 with support from the National Science Foundation, the Center brings together research in core technologies (such as MEMS, micropower circuits, and RF technology) to facilitate microsystems for healthcare, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure monitoring. The collaborative, multi-disciplinary research environment within WIMS 2 provides a unique opportunity for system-level investigation of challenging research problems... The Center conducts applied research in micro-scale wireless sensors and systems, trains PhD students, and collaborates with industry

Primary location: Ann Arbor United States