BASE

MEMS Design/Process Development Demonstration Hub

"Prototyping Coin Laundry"
Where Open Collaboration Accelerates
R&D and Human Resource Development

As one of the world's leading and Japan's largest R&D centers in the MEMS field, this facility promotes an integrated process from research to social implementation, including material/process development, design, prototyping, and evaluation. Our open prototyping line supports everything from small chips to 200mm wafers, enabling versatile research and development for MEMS, high-frequency devices, optical devices, and more. With support from our highly experienced staff, users can gain hands-on experience in every stage of the process, fostering human resource development alongside technological innovation.

Awards

  • 4th Nanotechnology Platform Award for Outstanding Contribution (2017)

  • 2nd Nanotechnology Platform Award for Contribution (2015)

  • 2013 Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) Award for Academic-Industrial Collaboration Merit

Strengths

  • 01

    Utilizing the building that formerly housed the Semiconductor Research Institute—where Dr. Jun-ichi Nishizawa, known as "Mr. Semiconductor," served as Honorary Director—the facility boasts a 1,800㎡ cleanroom equipped with over 150 units of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, primarily for MEMS.

  • 02

    We also support electronic work and machining, providing an environment for the seamless prototyping, evaluation, and packaging of semiconductor devices. We actively support commercialization through collaboration with private enterprises.

  • 03

    We provide technical support backed by accumulated know-how and a highly experienced professional staff.