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N&M has filed a patent for its Multi-Gas Silicon Photonics Breath Sensor Platform, an innovative system using mid-infrared (MIR) spectroscopy to identify multiple gases in exhaled breath.

As global industries and governments push toward sustainable development and net-zero emissions, real-time, precise, and scalable sensing technologies have become essential enablers for ESG governance and green transformation.

In medical diagnostics and disease monitoring, the human body metabolically emits various volatile organic compounds, which have been recognized as important disease biomarkers. N&M is developing a silicon photonics-based VOC sensing platform to expand applications, make innovative diagnostics part of daily life.

N&M successfully held the “Silicon Photonic Sensing in AI Healthcare Forum” at National Tsing Hua University this June.

Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics Co. Ltd. recently welcomed a delegation from Invest Ottawa, Mr. Schaal, Vice President of Global Expansion, and Ms. Chen, Director of Business Development, the economic development agency of Ottawa, Canada.

N&M recently paid a return visit to the Taiwan Textile Research Institute (TTRI) to explore potential collaboration in applying silicon photonic sensing technology to the smart textile sector. The two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on forward-looking applications in wearable health monitoring, functional fabri

Taiwan N&M has been recognized as a member of the SEMI Silicon Photonics Industry Alliance (SiPhIA)

At the "Silicon Photonic Sensing for Smart Health Innovation Forum," Murphy pointed out that certain gases and odors released by the human body, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), nitric oxide (NO), acetone (C₃H₆O), ethanol (C₂H₅OH), ammonia (NH₃), and methane (CH₄), can be used for health diagnostics. Changes in the concen

Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics, we believe in using cutting-edge technology to protect lives and create safer living environments. Let's work together to save lives and make CO poisoning a thing of the past!

Recently, Rone Chiu, Chairman of N&M, was invited by Dr. Yeh Chih-Ting to deliver a keynote speech titled "The Present and Future of Silicon Photonics Sensing Combined with AI Applications." Rone shared his insights on emerging technologies and their profound impact on future lifestyles.

"Silicon photonics sensing endows AI robots with taste and smell, opening a new dimension of sensory capabilities!" This was the key insight shared by Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics (N&M) Chairman Rone Chiu during a recent lecture at Yuan Ze University.

Professor Lin Ching-Fu, CTO of Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics (N&M), was recently invited to participate in the Colorado Tech Collaboration Roundtable. The event facilitated in-depth discussions on technological cooperation, investment in silicon photonics sensing technology, and global deployment strategies.

AI is becoming a driving force for economic growth. Big data collected by sensing technologies can be combined to form AIoT. Today's AI robots mostly rely on visual sensing capabilities but lack the ability to smell and taste. The emergence of silicon photonics technology will give AI the missing perception ability!

The TSIA recently held its annual meeting, gathering semiconductor leaders from across the country to strengthen Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem and maintain its global leadership. N&M Chairman Rone Chiu participated in the event, joining discussions on the industry's future and strategies for sustainable development.

Recently, Aviv Doron, Head of the Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei, led a delegation to visit N&M. Both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on the innovative applications and market potential of silicon photonics sensing technology.