CSEM, Centre Suisse d' Electronique et de Microtechnique (Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology), founded in 1984, is a private applied research and development center based in Neuchâtel (Switzerland) focusing on 3 main technologies:
1/ Digital Technologies
Digital technologies are growing at an unprecedented pace, fed by a web of interconnected devices (the Internet of Things) and smart machinery (Industry 4.0). They are rapidly forcing every business sector to reinvent itself—from energy to precision agriculture, to personalized health and manufacturing. This interconnected mesh is creating massive amounts of data, which—when strategically exploited—will significantly affect business dynamics and create tremendous opportunities across the whole economy.
2/ Precision Manufacturing
Precision manufacturing technology has captured the imagination of every industry segment—from aerospace to watchmaking. With precision in our Swiss DNA, CSEM has been developing microtechnologies down to the nano scale for over two decades. Our innovation in manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing, combined with our commitment to industry 4.0, is a step toward maintaining Europe’s flexible and competitive precision manufacturing industry.
3/ Sustainable Energy
As energy evolves to meet the ever-expanding needs of the 21st century, CSEM is at the forefront of technological and digital developments across the fields of renewable energies and energy management services (EMS). We are using advanced technologies to help our customers thrive throughout this smarter landscape, optimizing renewable energies and their integration, storage, monitoring, control, and maintenance. These intelligent technologies are the foundations on which smart systems are built, promising all industries new opportunities for economic growth.
