One of the UK’s Semiconductor veterans, Rupert Baines, has now joined the Nanusens’ board.

Nanusens has announced that it has used its pioneering MEMS-within-CMOS technology to create a novel solution to the challenge of creating better RF front ends for 6G. 

Nanusens has appointed Dr. Phil Daniell as its VP of ASIC Engineering. He has over 25 years’ senior design experience at Cypress, Maxim, GF Micro, Trameto and Phoelex.

Nanusens has announced that MEMS veteren Matt Crowley has joined the company as a strategic advisor.

Nanusens has announced that Sandhiprakash (Sandhi) Bhide has joined the company as a business advisor.

The problem at the moment is that sensors are currently manufactured on a tiny sliver of silicon, or die, by a small number of specialist companies with each sensor type being produced on a dedicated production line so it is hard to ramp up production.

Nanusens, a British pioneer of sensor technology, is honoured to announce that it is a finalist in this year’s Elektra Awards 2023 in the category of ‘Design Team of the Year.’

Nanusens has announced that it has successfully created a fully digital circuit design to measure the capacitance of its nanosensors.

The multi-award-winning pioneer of nanosensors, Nanusens, has announced that it is patenting a solution to the problem of false triggers occurring in e-cigarettes (e-cig).

The multi-award-winning pioneer of nanosensors, Nanusens, has had its first patent granted in the US, with filings in other countries underway, and has more patents in the process of being applied for.

The multi-award-winning pioneer of nanosensors, Nanusens, has appointed Dr Graham Hine as Chairman. He has over 25 years of C-level experience in high technology companies driving growth and fund raising.

  After Nanusens’ success at the TechWorks Awards in October where it was the only company to win two awards, the company has gone on to win the Award for Best Campaign of the Year at the 2019 Elektra Awards, which are organised by Electronics Weekly.

  Nanusens is a finalist in four categories in this year’s British Engineering Excellence Awards - Design Team of the Year, New Product (Electronic) of the Year, Small Company of the Year and Start Up of the Year.

  Innovative electronics company, Nanusens, has closed a highly successful round of crowd funding via Crowdcube. £604,680 was raised in just 30 days from 750 investors. This was 300% overfunding as the target was £200,000. This brings the total raised via Crowdcube rounds to £1,805,950 or around €2m.

British electronics company, Nanusens, has opened a new funding round on CrowdCube. It expects this to be the last chance for investors to be able to easily invest in its disruptive technology via CrowdCube before the Series A round later this year for institutional investors. The company has a solution for a major problem in the electronics industry - namely that the production of key components, which are found in almost every electronic d...

A technology which could transform sensor manufacturing will be revealed at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week (February 25-28). Start-up Nanusens which has pioneered sensors built inside CMOS will explain how its proprietary technology can significantly increase the operational life of earbuds by up to 20%.

  The nano-technology company, Nanusens, has raised over a million Euros (£941,950) from 786 people via Crowdcube. This is a pre-Series A funding round and will enable to company to invest in R&D and additional staff as well as accelerate product roll out.

Nanusens has announced that its CMOS nano-sensor technology has been successfully used to solve the problem of stiction in MEMS inertial sensors, which is a major source of failure for this type of sensor. "Our first silicon nano-sensor samples from GLOBALFOUNDRIES exceeded our expectations showing outstanding resilience to stiction, with the devices going through more than 10,000 switching cycles, each equivalent to more than 1000G shocks,"...