University of Washington MEMS Laboratory / Xerox / Washington Technology Center Microfabrication Laboratory / Space Systems / WA John W. Suh Systems / LSI / Micro Electro Mechanical Systems / Intel Corporation / Microsoft / /
Facility
Electrical Engineering University of Washington / NASA Institute / Electrical Engineering Stanford University / The Hall / Practices Laboratory Xerox Palo Alto Research Center / /
IndustryTerm
communication services / larger satellite / miniature spacecraft applications / cilia systems / attendant positioning systems / purpose satellite / manufacturing / minimal control electronics / 40kg satellite / host satellite / main satellite / electrical services / position sensing systems / /
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Within / /
Organization
Gregory T. A. Kovacs Center / National Science Foundation / Stanford University / Karl F. Böhringer Center / Integrated Systems Department / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Applied Microtechnology Department / University of Washington / Seattle / /
Person
Mark Campbell / Bruce Darling / Joel Reiter / John Suh / Dave Meller / Mike Sinclair / R. Khosla / /
THERMO-BIMORPH MICROCILIA ARRAYS FOR SMALL SPACECRAFT DOCKING Joel Reiter, Mason Terry, Karl F. Böhringer Center for Applied Microtechnology Department of Electrical Engineering University of Washington, Seattle, WA