531. MagSens   IMMS was involved in research on MEMS sensors that will detect the weakest magnetic fields in the future, for example in medical technology.  

  532. Sylvo Jäger, microsensys GmbH   “For a number of years now, we have been appreciative of our cooperation with IMMS. The Institute is for us an innovative technological partner in our own geographical area, capable of supporting us not only in implementing various development tasks in the ASIC design field but also of coordinating joint projects which benefit from industrial and public subsidy.”  

  533. Dr. Uwe Stöpel, Funkwerk   “The result of the collaboration is a prototype which serves to log and monitor freight train functions along the whole length and to transmit the data in real time. And not only from that: also in the general cooperation, IMMS has accelerated the progress of the project by thinking along with our requirements and being open-minded in finding solutions that matched the need and the environment.”  

  534. Dr.-Ing. Dirk Nuernbergk, Melexis   “The institute has developed and implemented a program that automatically finds and evaluates critical parasitics even at the design stage. In consequence, layout optimisation, which normally takes so long, is massively accelerated. In a very short time, we were able to identify the problematic points in three circuits.”  

  535. Prof. Dr. Almuth Einspanier, Leipzig University   ”Ever since 2011, we have been researching a process that will enable us reliably to determine the sex of a chicken by hormone analysis before it hatches. In IMMS we found a partner to investigate with us whether mechanised, multiple sampling might be feasible in principle.”