ICSPI makes the world's first AFM on a chip—the nGauge—the smallest, simplest and most affordable AFM.

Over the course of nearly 10 years of research and development at the University of Waterloo with the support of DARPA, ICSPI has integrated all the components of a normal AFM — the fine XYZ scanners and the nanoscale sensors — onto a single 1 mm x 1 mm silicon chip using technology known as Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS).

Miniaturization has many benefits, including: dramatically lower cost, extremely simple operation, no laser alignment or warm-up periods, greater vibration immunity, unmatched portability, and lower drift.

Visit our website https://www.icspicorp.com or contact us at [email protected] today to learn more about ICSPI and the nGauge AFM.