Vinnova supports AlixLabs AB for feasibility study within the new electronic components and systems program in areas of Swedish excellence
The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open a new path for a more sustainable mass production of electronic products.
- The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open a new path for a more sustainable mass production of electronic products.
- The method also makes it possible to manufacture tiny semiconductor components accurately and efficiently with manageable wafer fab equipment investments.
- The project was rewarded 500,000 SEK within the call for Electronic Components and Systems: Feasibility studies 2022.
- This call was aimed at feasibility studies for major research and innovation projects that are expected to result in new electronic components and systems in areas of Swedish excellence.