What is fluidics? The definition of fluidics was formerly confined to the “no moving parts” control elements such as fluidic amplifiers, switches and feedback fluidic oscillators.  Most of the fluidic products were based on such fluidic elements. Today, the word “fluidics” is used in a much broader sense to encompass the steady or time-varying, controlled flow of fluids in meso- and microscale systems. Precise flow control and fluid handling is achieved through a combination of electro-mechanical devices and fluidic elements.

We are involved in the design and development of such small-volume flow devices, with or without moving parts, and systems that integrate microfluidics, MEMS and optics. We are also involved in the development of microfluidics-based force and thermal actuators.